Arya couldn't help but feel a twinge of disappointment as she watched Mordecai put the unfinished prosthetic away. She had hoped to see it completed, but there would be time enough for that later on.  In the end it was more important to have the limb safely put away than to leave it out and risk it flying about the room during reentry into normal space, possibly getting damaged, or damaging someone or something else in the room - considering how strong the damn thing was.<br/><br/>She breathed a little sigh of relief when Mordecai confirmed that they didn't have anything that they'd been assigned to go to. Not that she didn't want to go, but just relieved that she hadn't forgotten anything important. She stood up completely for the first time in quite a while, then took a few moments to stretch out her tensed up body. When she saw her taller companion leaving the room she would be happy to follow along, without anything to do herself. Some breakfast would be good, to give her the energy she would need to stay up through another day, plus some sort of caffeinated beverage. She didn't like coffee, but surely they would have tea or something else that would give her a bit of energy and help her stay awake.<br/><br/>"<span style="color: DeepSkyBlue">That was really fascinating.</span>" she says with a grin, speeding up her step a bit so she could stay even with Mordecai. "<span style="color: DeepSkyBlue">I've never seen someone work with such small intricate parts before. I'm more used to large scale projects with lots of massive parts that are easy to work with.</span>" she motions with a hand in a general arch around her, indicating the ship that they were walking through. Then she cupped her hands behind her head, walking along casually with her fellow technician.<div class="messageTextEndMarker"> </div>