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[After the battle and the damage has been done, Doc Yewll decides to give an all clear for the Med Bay. And address the damn weird problem happening.]

If you need medical treatment, come to the Med Bay as soon as you can.

Not sure how to take care of this glass problem yet. [Yet. Surely there's some record of this, somewhere.] We have some coverings we can use for it, though. I'd already been using force-fields for some of our artificial limbs, so if you need that, I can create some for you that would protect whatever fine crystal you got stuck with. I can also try to create some synthetic skin that's coated on the inside, but you'll have to be pretty damn careful with it.

[She's not even being catty this time, but she probably had a hell of a "windex" rant already, yelled at some inanimate objects converted to glass as if that would help anything.]

I promise we'll be looking into it. This is what I can give you for now.

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To me or at me? The line is a little [ He waggled his hand and for once his expression was actually ... relaxed. Hey if anyone could understand struggles with word intention at times it was Adrien. He sucked at them.

But he fell quiet then, listening attentively to her explanation and ... yes ... all of that made a lot of sense and explained more than a little about her personality. Particularly the slave labor part, which saw him wince. That was one personal point upon which he was more than a bit passionate.

Funny, wasn't it, how the outlets she probably needed the most were the ones she'd shut herself off from? Like he was one to talk.

Adrien briefly considered trying to explain his own situation but he couldn't come near the succinct way in which Yewll had managed it and given his current head space, he pushed it aside instead. Instead, he gave a nod. ]

That was what I needed to understand. [ He said quietly. ] I can appreciate compartmentalizing and the need to keep moving forward.

For myself, I may not always agree with your direction but if I understand your process then I can and I will support it and you. Just understand that I will also pursue my own paths.

[It would probably help immensely, but she'd only allowed herself one friend. A career criminal, at that. One she even thinks is dead. Here there are a lot of people that like, but she never lets them get too close.]

Right. Yeah, I get it. I do. And there are a lot of ways to protect and replace the parts on these people.

But in this case, I genuinely believe this can be reversed. One hundred percent.

I think the only way to cure some of these situations is going to be a complete reversal. [ Adrien agreed with that, before adding. ]

But what concerns me is I believe we're going to need the Ingress to do it.

I wish they would let me into the damn system. I have a brain with the capacity to operate a FTL spaceship. I think it would help to at least get a glance at that thing.

[It's a risk she's willing to take. Even if hooking herself up is never pleasant, considering there's no obvious outlets to a self-professed computer.]

You asked? Recently, I mean. [ There is no accusation in his tone. He could draw the conclusion that if Yewll had made the request in the past the captains had declined.

But now, in the full throes of an emergency that could result in the death of everybody on board. Perhaps that attitude had changed? ]

Not recently, but I was thinking of bringing it up again when I spoke with one of them.

Something that large would require medical attention after that but at least once healing starts I'm low maintenance.

[ That was a clear enough suggestion that Adrien stood for only a minute, before giving a nod of his head. ]

Your baseline statistics are in the MID? We can run through additional needs to ensure we're prepared?

Yup, it should be.

[She confirms, but then waggles the the bit of glass at him again. A small reminder that, despite the awkward display, the reinforcement does work.]

[ Oh no you don't, Yewll. He's not letting himself be distracted from the fact that she hadn't answered his second, and perhaps more important, question.

Crossing his arms, he raised both eyebrows pointedly and waited. ]

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