Wait… what? Before she could stammer some protests, the plan was seemingly finalized and people began to move about. Enter a hostile vessel? She hadn’t signed up for this. Well technically she probably had when boarding a pirate vessel but she was an engineer, not a fighter. There was one thing that worried her though and she felt she should say. So she stepped forward and looked around.<br/><br/>“So.. if they have the ability to switch off gravity, it’s likely they have compartments which they can shut off. If they do, who’s to say they won’t be able to cut off oxygen as well? I mean, it’s what I’d do if my ship was getting entered by pirates.”<br/><br/>What she actually meant to say was, let’s bring some oxygen masks, just to be sure. Also using any kind of projectile weapon in a zero gravity environment was kind of losing the effect. So instead, as she walked back to her office to get ready, she decided to bring the biggest, baddest wrench she could carry and use that as a blunt weapon. In low or zero gravity, she felt that would be more lethal than projectiles.<br/><br/>In her office she quickly ran through the details of the ship they were going to and parts that she might want to scavenge. The real question would be, which parts she could scavenge. All she needed was a detailed schematic of the vessel and it’s systems and all and she was sure that with the right parts, she could recreate it from scratch and a cargo vessel wouldn’t likely cruise around heavily armed. Not yet at least.<br/><br/>She got dressed in her metal ‘armoured’ engineering suit, which had a few modification such as artificial muscles to help her carry heavier stuff than she could normally carry and boots that could either thrust her in the air a few centimeters, again as a support for her jump or become magnetic and clamp onto any metal surface. Useful for walking upside down in a full gravity situation.<br/><br/>With that on, she got her toolkit around her shoulder and found a big wrench and found the rest of the crew that were going on board.