Vanessa watched with a curious silence as the inspection ship passed through the area checking on the various docked ships. When it lingered for a moment upon the [i]Quest for Flavor[/i] Vanessa's eyes narrowed slightly as she waited to see what actions the ship would take. The odd design of the [i]Quest for Flavor[/i] often caused an eye to linger for a little longer than some others, but when that eye belonged to an inspection ship it was always cause for concern. Relief washed over her mind as the ship moved on without incident. The horror stories of inspection ships making up charges to extort money from people didn't exist without reason, and Vanessa didn't really care to have her quarters rummaged about by greedy collectors seeking personal prizes rather than actual violations of the law.

When Clarke appeared with their bags, Vanessa gave him a thankful and closed lip smile. Apparently he had gotten them replacement food to go with them, which solved their need to buy supplies while they were aground. Scooping up the bags with her rifle Vanessa thanked Clarke and briefly teleported away. Vanessa was only away for a minute or two before she reappeared, bags having been stored upon the various fridges in the ship. Hiding the small amount of exhaustion that had been gained from the rapid teleporting she had done to reach the ship and back so quickly (Vanessa counted about twenty or so teleports between the diner and the ship, somewhat taxing.) Vanessa gave another closed lip smile to her crew before saying. "The food has been stored upon the ship, which fixes our supplies problem. We're ready to leave whenever everyone is finished eating."

Vanessa's rifle was still present, despite having been used to hold the bags. It was tucked neatly against Vanessa's shoulder, held with barrel up and an empty chamber, as was tradition. Vanessa moved to sit, before she remembered something that she had wanted to do and momentarily left once again. Weaving through the diner with an easy grace, Vanessa came to the counter once more and gave Clarke a brief smirk. Reaching into her coat Vanessa produced a golden coin and flipped it to Clarke with a thankful nod before she walked away again. As Clarke would examine the coin, he would find it to be roughly the size of a half dollar coin. The rim of the coin was crimped to the universal standard and once side engraved with a detailed appearance of a simple bat with it's wings outstretched. The other side bore the appearance of a castle with the moon behind it.

Dämmerlicht coins were not the most valuable coins in the known universe, but some people sought them out as valuable collectables, and one in gold was rather rare since most coins were minted in either a mixture of various scrap metals or cheap silver. Once Clarke had finished looking at the coin, Vanessa would be long gone. Having returned to the booth to await her companions readiness to leave. Vanessa had little more to say or do within the eatery unless something came up that specifically required her attention. With that, the rest was up to the crew of the [i]Quest for Flavor.[/i]