"I wasn't saying that there was anything bad about being a detective. I had never meant that literally."<br/><br/>Skorn sighed for a moment, wondering if sarcasm was very different where she was from. Maybe there were going to be communication disconnects like that from time to time, he though, but then again that was pretty normal when it came to working with a member of another species.<br/><br/>"Yeah, the other sorts of things will be something like that. Rewiring plugs and the like is what we would have to do in that case." Soon enough, though, he paused and looked toward her.<br/><br/>"Did you want to test this beforehand, or just bring it to the client?" With that he paused, thrusting the ball into her court. He had no plans to test it, of course, since Skorn was totally convinced that the thing was going to explode the moment that they tried to switch it on. They had a tendency to do that, and he honestly knew that from much experience to tell the truth.<br/><br/>Titania, though, was someone that he had already grown to trust, so if she had figured that they needed to test it out before they shipped it off then he would. He couldn't have imagined, though, that the client currently had some plans to get them to actually go for a flight with the thing.<br/><br/>With how unpredictable a unit like this must have behaved, traveling on a craft equipped with it would surely have been an adventure in its own right.