The hangar systems informed Shira that Kaz's mech was docking in the hangar. She would've given a sigh of relief, but that might've been a bit tough being in cyberspace as she was. Immediately, her mind jumped to a few queries and questions. How did the dart drive function during the asteroids? Did the mech's systems suffer any strain from it? How did they miss an entire asteroid cloud? She immediately started archiving data from the test run, knowing engineering and R&D would want it ASAP. The Dart drive's data would be instrumental for future enhancements and improvements. The next archive was a full data dump of the mech's own diagnostic data while it was hooked up to the drive and operating. And finally....the asteroid cloud.<br/><br/>It was strange, that no one managed to catch it. The sensors hadn't noticed it until it was close enough, or someone had been completely inept at their job. At least from what Shira had access to right then, it looked like it had been entirely invisible up until then. Strange...She made a copy of the data she had, and then sent it over to a contact on the Pioneer security division she had. Maybe they'd be able to figure something out, or it would end up being above her security clearance. Either way, Shira wanted answers. She disconnected and dropped back into normal reality. It was briefly disorienting, returning back to standard human processing time and restrictions, but it quickly receded. Her mind adjusted, re-familiarizing itself with the sensations a proper physical body could feel. The room was noisy. The engineering team was analyzing data, the support team was heading down to the hangar, and everyone else was asking: "What the hell was with those asteroids?"<br/><br/>Shira was dismissed by Chief Royce, and she headed down to the hangar. She'd need to talk to the support team, to the pilot, check on the mech, and generally make sure she could make an adequate report later tonight. Stepping into the elevator, Shira pushed the button for the hangar, nodding at the others who were heading down there as well. Upon the doors opening, everyone flooded out, and she found herself face to face with an irate Kaz Markin. Shira decided now was a good of a time as any to debrief. He probably didn't want to talk to anyone, but she had a job to do.<br/><br/>"Pilot Markin, I'll need to have a word. Regarding the test, your mech, and the..incident."