With a slight smile still on her face, â€œYeah, Iâ€™ll talk to you later,â€ Kat replied as she returned Ericâ€™s thumbs up when he looked over his shoulder. Her attention was taken away from Eric once the male cyborg spoke to her about getting to work. With a nod she began to walk, the smile fading from her face completely as she took on another expression showing she was once more in the mindset of working. Finished off her coffee, she tossed the empty cup in the garbage can nearby and took a deep breath. The coffee had helped a little bit; she looked extremely focused despite not really wanting to do cleaning. In all honesty she was feeling pretty damn tired as well, part of her wanted to crawl back and bed and sleep the rest of the day, and wasnâ€™t sure if she could get done all she wanted to.<br/><br/>The packet she had been given may not have been much but she wanted to do all she could before the end of the say. First she would knock out the harder stuff first than easier stuff, just like she thought before when she went over it in her mind. She decided to time herself and gave about four hours to get done what she needed to or at least most of it anyway. There would be no pushing herself too hard, she reminded herself, casting a quick glance at the cyborg walking beside her.<br/><br/>Her first task was a bit of organizing, storage mostly. She was to stay away from too much heavy lifting as written in her packet as note from Samantha she assumed. Taking notes on what they had and what they would need to restock was also something she had to take notes on, probably because of the fact that she wasnâ€™t to be worked too hard. This was going to be fun, she thought to herself, being a bit sarcastic once more before she let out a sigh, walking to her location. People were already working to get things done but none of them seemed to notice her which was fine, the captain had said she wasnâ€™t getting any help anyway. She really didnâ€™t need to be bothered, didnâ€™t really like to be bothered whenever she was this far into the working mindset.<br/><br/>Kat got to work quickly, keeping a focused gaze, picking up the clipboard and pencil that had been placed neatly on the messy desk that was in the room. The crew must have been told about this already, which would be surprising at all, and they left it here for her. If she didnâ€™t decide to do this first, it was probably left there for whoever was supposed to do this job originally. As she worked she had to admit it was certainly making her appreciate organization a little more she just kind of placed things wherever when she was told to go put something in storage. A lot of people did, but most of them, like her, always seemed to be in a hurry so it was easier to just place things in here and have someone else take it to where it needed to be.<br/><br/>It took her two hours to help with organization and write down every last detail (out of old habit everything was written out completely, quite detailed, probably more than what was necessary) on what was all there and what was needed. Details were important to her though some people might look at her and worry about her a bit. When she turned in the clipboard, the guy looked it over a bit and commented on how neat her handwriting was before going over a few things she missed. It made her feel like she was just starting the job all over again.