Aiayla shrugged and kept watching Neymi. She wasn't as very well versed with some of the alien races as most others might be, especially how they thought of eachother. She did know what Neymi was talking about. Even without the hybrid factor, her body was one that would be more valuable than hers. At least, the organic parts- She shook her head<br/><br/>"That's a fair point. So I guess we'll say that this is a trust of mutual self-protection." She unfolded her arms, and rubbed the back of her head, "I'm usually one to spot a shaky situation coming from a moon away, and this mission gives me a bad feeling, ya know?" She walked over, and watched the monitor as she spoke, speaking softer now, as if she suspected someone else listening in on them, "I'm not sure what it is, but I figure the very first thing I'd want to do is undo the self destruct. Luck for me you figured as much as well."<br/><br/>She pondered a moment, "Maybe also working on disabling the automated navigation systems would be wise too. Makes us less of a floating 'black box' as well."<div class="messageTextEndMarker"> </div>