Jess laughed a bit, [color=green]"Geez, 'Captain' a little please wouldn't hurt here and there."[/color] Jess said as she snaked over to Malia and throw her arms around his.  [color=green]"Now then!  How much do you know about our engineering?  What's that? Not much?"[/color] Jess said, barely giving the moth time to reply.  She cleared her throat and began to sing a bit.  [color=green]"Come with me, and you'll be, in a world of human engineering.  Take a look, and you'll see, into our imagination!"[/color]  She sung, rather in tune at least, as she pulled the moth along.  Harisa sighed, gave the captain a salute, and walked after the two.

Cherche watched as Erka walked off himself, giving a small glance back as Jessica started singing and walking off with the Myrkith engineer.  She felt... Worried, about this trip.  Either way, this was the crew.  Shaking her head, she chased after Erka, following him to the cockpit.

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When the Engineers entered the Engineering Bay, Jessica let go of Malia's arm and patted him on the head before checking the stations and bringing up a computer, looking at the status of the ship.  [color=green]"Alright then, unsurprisingly, engine is in tip top shape.  Weapons are fine, we should do a few test fires at some debris once we hit some in the vacuum.  Shields are working and stealth seems to be working. No real experience with that though.  Do you, 'Yamada'?"[/color] Jess asked her other human engineer.

[color=teal]"I was present for a few of the tests, but it seemed to work then.  I did help install it too so I have an idea on that.  It [i]should[/i] work."[/color]  Harisa said, examining their work stations.  She double checked to make sure they had all the tools necessary.  Power tools, plasma cutter, electric screwdriver and drill...  [color=teal]"Well, we have all of our tools.  So, I think we're good to go.  'Helmheim' can you go check the lab and workstation?  You're the one that's going to use it the most."[/color]

[color=green]"Yea, sure."[/color]  Jess said, nodding and walking through one of the doors in the back of the room.  There were two. One that went to the engine core, and the other that led to the lab and workstations.  One to examine and experiment on things they found out in their travels, and the other to work on projects.  The lab was as expected, fully stocked with essentials to see the properties of materials and all.  The workshop.... Well, that was as to be expected too, but not in a good way.  It actually seemed a bit worse than the one at home, though that might just be because this was smaller.

After her look over, Jess clicked on her wrist-mounted computer that luckily had a comms function installed.  [color=green]"Alright, Kiri.  Everything looks good down here.  Ready when you are."[/color]  She reported.  She cancelled the comm function and looked to Malia. [color=green]"Alright, shall we explain some of our devices here to you before departure?"[/color]