Kat was feeling the same way. The more the two of them talked the better she felt about everything, and they could both just focus on sharing a conversation with a friend and be completely open without much worry at all. There was no tension, no rush or constant worry about anything, just a sort of comfortable peace; it was all rather relaxing after all that to say the least. Maybe it was a good thing they were taking a â€˜breakâ€™ from their usual duties as Lieutenants after all since they get this time to just relax and talk. It really was nice to just bond with someone. She could use this time to force all thoughts of what happened out of her mind as best she could. However she had a feeling she would never forget it completely no matter how hard she tried. It was definitely hard for her she wouldnâ€™t lie about that. It was evidently still on her mind even after just trying to relax a bit.<br/><br/>She was about to say something when the cyborgs suddenly came back from wherever they had been hiding out. In her opinion it was almost kind of eerie how they could seemingly disappear and then just show themselves again like that. It still made her uncomfortable and it was definitely still going to take her some time to get use to them. Eventually she would manage no matter how slow the process was. She was also beginning to feel bad for Eric again, noting the look on his face when the female cyborg put her arms around him and said something about being â€˜much betterâ€™. He looked extremely uncomfortable with it, she noticed almost immediately. And she really wasnâ€™t sure whether she should be amused by the change in the female or concerned for Eric.<br/><br/>After taking another sip of her coffee Kat shrugged lightly, â€œSure seems like it. Though, truth be told, Iâ€™m not exactly sure whether I should be amused at it or concerned about it. I have nothing against politeness but Iâ€™ll have to agree with you that she does seem a bit too polite right now. On the other hand if you ask me, itâ€™s better than having her be strict and disliking you for whatever reason.â€ She spoke her mind, continuing the playfulness of course, as she really liked the light mood more and more. â€œThough I donâ€™t really blame her if sheâ€™s taking a liking to you, youâ€™re not a bad looking guy if you donâ€™t mind my noticing.â€ It was probably safe to say that she was leaning more towards being concerned more than anything. â€œRyan was right, you do have pretty eyes.â€<br/><br/>She flashed a smile to let him know she was simply giving a compliment and not trying to make him feel even more uncomfortable. Of course she would notice that kind of thing, even if she knew better and was not always much of a flirt she was still a woman after all. If something about a man was attractive she couldnâ€™t help but notice it. Normally she would keep it to herself, but she figured Eric wouldnâ€™t care.<br/><br/>And it was at that thought that she briefly wondered if he wanted to continue the conversation or just get to work now that the cyborgs were back. He definitely didnâ€™t seem like the kind of person who would rush that sort of thing but still. They had their coffee, taking notice hers was almost gone by now, and talked for a bit, they might as well get to work before they got in trouble. But did their conversation need to end because of work? Well of course not, it was pretty needless to say that she really didnâ€™t want the conversation to end anyway or do anything to ruin it for that matter. There was no doubt about that at all, this was a nice and relaxing conversation and she really was enjoying it. This was the first time in quite awhile that she almost didnâ€™t want to get to work.<br/><br/>Smiling again, Kat spoke up once more, â€œI guess this means we should get back to work, then?" There was a pause, and tnen, "You know, you might be right about the workers being holograms. It is a bit too quiet around here."