<b>[Group 1]</b><br/><br/>Trying to rub at her eyes, Neymi focused her already stretched attention on the conversations she had going on with the two different AIs, Bringing both system interactions on her suit's hud, Neymi tuned the VR settings for each conversation to an individual hand. She was quite ambidextrous, and it helped her deal with two virtual conversations at once. The disadvantage was that the Goz Hybrid couldn't keep her eyes on where she was going, and was forced to stumble along with the other two. Swearing as she knocked her knee into a stray crate, she growled in response to their sexual jibes.<span style="color: blue">"I'd be happy to give both of you zomething to play with after the mission, when I'm not juggling ztatus zcreens on my HUD."</span>She too had other things on her mind right now, but it wasn't the clanking of the vents around them.<br/><br/>Neymi felt a brief chill as the Zax AI scanned her memories. She didn't like those things, and them fiddling around in her mind was like an attack on her person. Neymi was of course well aware of the irony, with how she fiddled with the minds of others. She loaded a VR representation of the ship's status report in the right hand's palm. The shimmering image invisible to all but her. Inspecting the damage the Zax cruiser had sustained, Neymi marked several doors blue.<span style="color: blue">"Do you ztill have door control, AI... what's your designation?" </span>The AI was more damaged than Neymi had expected, it sounded like the machine barely managed to run it's sentience protocols.<span style="color: blue">"Focus your processing power on opening these doors, that'll give my team a ztraight route to the bridge while hopefully zpacing the Kryslin stationed there. A little bit of vacuum never did anyone any good after all. Keep me updated on your core damage."</span>She hesitated briefly, then continued her orders.<span style="color: blue">"When you reach 10% integrity, or mission-critical data is endangered, I want you to zhut down all connections and go in zhutdown mode. If that doesn't work... Just tell me if it doesn't work and you can't keep the Kryslin out."</span><br/><br/>Focusing her attention on the connection between her and the Exarch AI next, Neymi ignored it's cat call. She had better things to do than putting the grey-based AI in it's place.<span style="color: blue">"Play comes after business. These zcans zhould do yes, just keep connected to me and keep them updated. Unless you want to watch for enemies in my stead, just give me a warning if any kryslin signature gets within twenty meters of me, or if the slime are starting to cluster on us." </span>She gave the AI's scans a permanent place on the upper-left corner of her helmet's HUD. Ensuring that a quick check on enemy positioning was just a glance away.<span style="color: blue"> "Zhit, is that team two on that zcan? Ugh, that might be bad. Could you try and keep track of their zignatures so we know if they're in bad trouble and need help?</span><br/><br/>Briefly minimizing both AI conversations, Neymi looked for and called out to Darion.<span style="color: blue">"Team two's under attack by zlimes, I'm not sure if we zhould go and help. They might be able to handle the zituation on their own, I can't really tell well using these zcans. Also, keep Kes on a tight rein while I deal with the AIs here. Zhe lacks a HUD I can zend warnings too."</span><div class="messageTextEndMarker"> </div>