Well, Eris certainly wasn't expecting Captain Wallace to be so... relaxed. And handing over the computer controls to her? Even Eris couldn't hide the smile that crossed her lips. It was enough for her to forgive his comment about her being "something of a computer expert." As much as it wounded her ego, it was definitely better that Barret didn't know about her history, or how exactly she'd become a "computer expert." She just hoped she covered her intentions well enough.<br/><i><br/>
"So yeah, welcome aboard, I'm your Captain, well at least as far as the ship goes.  I'd rather keep my run ins with the Lieutenant to a minimum if you catch my drift, so just don't get caught screwing around."</i><br/><br/>Eris hooked up her portable interface device, letting it integrate with Ares' system. "Sure thing, Captain. No funny business." Not like that would be an issue, really. The only trouble she'd be getting into would be purely cyber, and there wasn't a person on board who'd be able to tell what she was upto. Nothing except...<br/><br/><i>"Any questions?"</i><br/><br/>"Nope," Eris answered, just glancing over the monitor to meet his eyes. She flashed another quick smile, and he walked off with the pilot. So Eris got to work, running a systems check and familiarizing herself with Ares' specifications. The Divinity Android was interfacing directly with the ship AI. Eric chuckled at that, under her breath. Wonder what whey were planning. She opened the log, to a massive chain of binary, and put that through a translator algorithm. Probably nothing, but Eris wanted to keep a close eye on the AI on this ship. Those two were the only ones who could get in her way, and she refused to be outsmarted by a collection of ones and zeroes.