Leaving the hangar, Arienne had to travel through a short, air-lock-like hallway, a gravity reacclimation chamber, that was specially designed to allow those who passed through the opportunity to reorient themselves in accordance to the gravitational situation they would be entering; in this case, going from the zero-g hangar the the artificial gravity of the rest of the ship's interior.

The barracks were the living space for every single crew member, and was divided into quarters.  The pilots' room was in the Officers' Quarter, and would be shared by all four cog pilots.  Inside there were two bunk beds, one of the lower bunks having already been assigned to Pharazon, the other three being unassigned.  Each of the new pilots' luggage stood in the middle of the room.  At the foot of each bed was a steel basket just big enough to fit the regulation luggage cases each pilot was allowed to bring.  This way, anyone could simply sit up in their bed and access all their belongings without needing a separate storage area.  At the head of each bed was a pull down tray that operated more or less like a night stand for each pilot to place whatever bedside belongings they needed so long as they managed to secure such belongings to prevent them from flying around should the ship get hit, or artificial gravity be deactivated for whatever reason.  The bathrooms however, were public and shared among the entire Officers' Quarter, with plenty of toilet stalls and shower stalls to accommodate a good percentage of people using it at the same time.

Within the Officers' Quarter were also office spaces, for various officers to attend to clerical duties. Next to the pilots' room was the Lance Leader's office, where Pharazon sat at their desk, busy with some minor work.  The office was big enough to accommodate more desks if need be, as a typical carrier often had multiple lances of strikecraft and thus multiple lance leaders.