For just a moment Titania had to laugh, "I'm happy you won't judge my deductive skills then. I may be good at artificial objects, but I'm really no good at figuring out living things," she said.<br/><br/>"Well.. I may not want to put this up for a test, but honestly we should. I doubt it will be perfect, but I'm sure it will be able to run, at least for a little while." She said. "I am not saying this will be an endurance test. Let's just see if we can get it to start working. Then we'll see what tests are necessary to deem this fit for flight."<br/><br/>It hadn't even crossed Titania's mind that they would have to fly the thing. Had she known she would most likely not have chosen to take the job. After all she took it for a change of pace, not to put herself in danger. "Honestly I wouldn't want to fly this either. I have my own ship," she said.<br/>She did put quite a lot of pride in her work as well, but this time she had to admit that she did not have the best parts available and of course the result wasn't going to be better than the parts provided.<br/><br/>"So.. Skorn do you have any plans after this?" Titania asked as she looked at him. "Any other jobs laying in wait?" For now she just wanted to keep the conversation going as they prepared to run the test of the space motor they had repaired.