True, and the fact that she's never seen anything like it, even in her broad travels through the stars with her father lends credence to that. But it's a bit of a stretch to reconcile the very real (and advanced) technology in front of her with the wild fiction he represents. It occurs to her that he might simply have observed or heard about the movies and decided to take up the guise of a 'Jedi' for his own reasons.

The fact that he's human just makes this all the more odd, frankly. Not even humanoid, but human.

"You can direct a signal at any planet that shows up on a star chart at the nearest space observatory, for one." Like Mon-El had done. If this guy is legit and not pulling her leg, she just hopes wherever he's hoping to contact is actually there. Whole. In the meantime, she decides that it can't hurt to bring him in to the DEO. Both for observation, and to repair his ship. Slowly, she nods her head.

"Yeah, give me a sec." What comes next is a conversation between Kara and several people via comm device. "Listen--yeah, I know--oh, thanks. You're a lifesaver, Alex."

Once it's over, she appears a bit more relaxed than before. "You'll have to get back on or in your ship so I can take it in. Unless you can fly without it. I'll explain everything when we get there--it's late."