As she finished fastening the swords over her back, he heard the man from before speak.<span style="font-weight: bold">"Whaaa aaappnn?"</span>, she heard him say. Her chip chimed in with the translation, a glowing bit of text which only she could recognize, and read out as "What happened?" to her. She tried to reply the best she could, feeling like she could speak to some extent now that some time had passed. "Ai arrehz...", she said, "heir ehd." She noticed him become on edge after seeing her swords, and she put her hands out again to show that she wasn't hostile. Ellis looked the man over, and noticed that he must be a doctor of some sort.<span style="font-style: italic">No</span>, she reminded herself, must've<span style="font-style: italic">been</span>. She needed to work faster on getting the ship logs straightened out, but her chip was coming across too many corrupted files.<br/><br/>Ellis looked around the room, and noticed another screen on the wall nearby. She floated to it, and the datascape revealed the control settings for the screen before her. She moved her hand about the datascape image and began hacking the wall screen. The datascape was invisible to people without chips, and it didn't appear to Ellis that the man had a chip implant or anything. To him, it would look like she was just flailing her hand around until she got her message onto the screen. After a minute, she finally got the screen to blank out. She began to mentally type.<br/><br/><span style="font-style: italic">"My name is Ellis, I was on Cryochamber 5 when I woke up."</span>She managed to type out at first, and paused for a second.<span style="font-style: italic">"I mean no harm, and I am not the person who caused this to happen. We need to find our way to the bridge of the ship so we can see where we are."</span>She finished typing, and looked to him to make sure he understood. Hopefully they'd be able to speak to each other soon, she didn't want to talk over the screens of the ship the rest of her life. However long that may be.<br/><br/>She couldn't tell whether or not the man really thought of her as friendly or not, but for now they needed to keep moving. After waiting for him to finish reading, she eventually made her way to the door that led to the main grav lift. From there, they'd be able to ride the lifts to the main hub, and with luck, Ellis would be able to force a grav lift call to the bridge. Ellis's skin crawled when she felt a cold breeze pass her by, but she shrugged off the feeling as she floated on.