People don’t often go out of their way to trick her, and maybe that shows in the way questioning the offer itself is an afterthought to her. Likewise, she’s pretty sure of her conclusions, however much thinking out loud she does along the way. Even at this age she’s a pretty open book.
“I hear that a lot,” she notes, and though her tone is dry there’s a good humor to it that suggests her lessons have been a hell of a lot gentler than his. “But up to now it’s usually been from people complaining about technical write-ups.”
Bryn takes a minute to study the sign outside the door before they go in, as amused as she is unable to resist seeing how many she can recognize. Just a couple, as it turns out. “Hmm. That’s an auspicious name.”
She glances back to see if Ghost appreciates it, but the bot’s ducked right behind her back now, anticipating a room full of unknown quantities. Little guy’s strangely shy for an AI, she think. That just means Han gets her attention instead… after she’s swept a look round the inside of this place. She’s had a few hours to take in the Nexus’s brand of oddity, but the more it sinks in that this is all real the harder it is to look around without her eyes lighting up in interest. Good thing her spatial awareness is up to par: it mostly keeps her from bumping into anyone inside. Including the captain she’s following.
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“I hear that a lot,” she notes, and though her tone is dry there’s a good humor to it that suggests her lessons have been a hell of a lot gentler than his. “But up to now it’s usually been from people complaining about technical write-ups.”
Bryn takes a minute to study the sign outside the door before they go in, as amused as she is unable to resist seeing how many she can recognize. Just a couple, as it turns out. “Hmm. That’s an auspicious name.”
She glances back to see if Ghost appreciates it, but the bot’s ducked right behind her back now, anticipating a room full of unknown quantities. Little guy’s strangely shy for an AI, she think. That just means Han gets her attention instead… after she’s swept a look round the inside of this place. She’s had a few hours to take in the Nexus’s brand of oddity, but the more it sinks in that this is all real the harder it is to look around without her eyes lighting up in interest. Good thing her spatial awareness is up to par: it mostly keeps her from bumping into anyone inside. Including the captain she’s following.