"Thank you Trevi. I will notify you if we need your assistance." Jrax said, scolding the VI. He turned to Ama with a lighter expression. "He's more helpful than his abrasive attitude would appear." He began leading her out of the cockpit area of the ship. "When I acquired this vessel Trevi was an added…" A moment of silence fell on them as he tried to find the right word. "Bonus." The thought came out in a sigh. "Apparently there was something malfunctioning in his personality matrix. I don't remember exactly, but I think they couldn't find the issue."<br/><br/>"The Drakolexian military commander that I last operated for didn't appreciate my certain brand of humor." Trevi said matter-of-factly.<br/><br/>"And by that he means he told the Lord Admiral of the Drakolexian fleet to step down and begin looking into becoming a birth mother." He said with a laugh. "Anyway, instead of fixing the issue, they just shoved him into this old scout vessel. I had picked up some mercenary work about 5 standard, well the Drakolexian standard anyway, years ago." A ladder led them down into the main living section of the ship. "My payment was originally going to be in currency, but I just asked for a ship. This was the one they gave me." Jrax'eer reached the bottom rung, entering the kitchen and lounge area. "It isn't much, but it is home."<br/><br/>There wasn't a large amount to show. The ship's main compartments were directly connected to the lounge; the weight and exercise room, Jrax'eer's living quarters, and the main storage compartment. There was also the engine room and the cargo hold, which was found down another ladder.<br/><br/>Jrax'eer saved one room in particular for last. He was skeptical about whether or not he should show Ama, but this would become her new living quarters if she chose to sleep in a separate room. That idea stung at Jrax, his feelings for Ama were growing stronger with each passing hour. With a breath he managed to push those thoughts into the back of his mind, at least for now. There was a door a little farther down the hallway then Jrax's room, a little hidden in the dim light of the ship's interior. The door slid open revealing elaborately drawn portraits of stars, nebulas, planets, both from their surface and from orbit, and other space anomalies such as black holes and quasars. The portraits covered every wall and were sprawled across a desk and bed, some were still on an easel. "I've kept record of all the things and places I've seen over the past 3 years that I spent looking for you. I'm sorry if that sounds strange to you, but I've crossed most of the known universe because of the woman that haunted in my dreams. I never thought she'd be real."