Nalia laughed as he caught her. “Thanks.” She said between the laughs. She had to say, she was rather proud of herself as well. The hole wasn’t large, but it was big enough that one could see right into the cabin. If there had been a person in there, it would have spelled game over for them. Luckily it was empty, only a hologram. She hoped she’d never have a need to use it against somebody while they were in the Convergence. It was terrifyingly powerful. But, hearing Axle say that it was there should she need to use it felt reassuring enough. While she always strived for best case scenario, she understood the value of being prepared for the worst case.<br/><br/>“While that was very fun, and I wouldn’t mind doing on occasion, a firearm isn’t my preferred weapon. I can’t say I really have a preferred weapon.” Nalia thought for a moment at all the times she herself has utilized the anger rooms. Most of the time was to watch others, but she’s had the luxury of programming one of rooms to follow a full gameplay storyline, one that she could play through as the main protagonist instead of the default hero from the original video game.<br/><br/>As she mused over this, he mentioned hand to hand combat, and a grin spread across her lips as she brought her attention back to him. “It’s funny you ask that. If you had asked me this when I first arrived at the Convergence, I would have laughed in your face, as my experience lied only in playful roughhousing as a child...and an adult.” She chuckled a bit as a couple bursts of memories flashed in her mind. “But, since programming these things, I’ve gotten to try my hand at fighting. More as a means to entertain myself than a source of stress reduction. And with no weapon of my own to use inside here, I’ve only my hands.”<br/><br/>With a quirk of an eyebrow, she smirked a bit at him, “are you asking because you want to try my hand at sparring? That’s it isn’t it? Hold on.” She couldn’t help but feel a bit giddy at the idea of actually fighting another person inside the rooms as she quickly ran over to the control panel. Usually, she made it a point to never get into a tousle with somebody, certain that, despite her practice with the mostly incompetent AI of the system, she’d get trounced easily. This time, however, is out of fun and good sport, which she’s more than happy to give a try.<br/><br/>With a few finger strokes, the setting changed once again, from the street to a martial arts studio, with padded walls and floors. “I know you’re going to wipe the floor with me since I’m not professionally trained, so I just want to make sure that when I do hit the floor, it won’t feel like my spine and face broke into a hundred pieces.” With a few more finger strokes, pulling code from her game, giving herself a failsafe just in case this did get out of hand. Nalia ran back over to Axle, almost skipping, with a big goofy grin. “Okay! I’m ready!”