Marae nodded. “Agreed. We do have such a limited time to carry out our work. I’m sure a simple talk with Rareth will be enough to clear up any problems you have. If there is anyone on your ship, or team, with experience in neuroscience, they are more than welcome to assist in analyzing the data from the scans. Once they can see the data themselves, they may be able to explain to your people the advantage of using our devices.”

Though they were all clearly in a hurry, Marae still had one more matter to bring up to Freyr. Based on the smile she had, it was something she was particularly excited to share. “Now, there is one more thing.” She added. “I have a project of my own I intend to take on, based on the data from our first insertion. Much of the interaction we have with the object pertains to a mix of artificial intelligence, computer science, and neuroscience. All of that falls quite squarely into my area of expertise. Some…work I have done in the past has inspired me with an idea. Don’t set expectations [i]too[/i] high, I am only just beginning to explore the idea, but I believe I could develop a method to prevent ‘Cradle death’, as you call it. A way to prevent the neural shock in the real world that comes with expiring in the simulation.”