Alicia waved over her shoulder at Cals words.  Though, when she heard him walking away, She couldn’t help herself and look over her shoulder and watch him leave.  She really needed to get her pills soon.  She had a bit of work infront of her and she couldn’t help but want to check out a guy’s ass.  It was frustrating as hell.  She was lucky she had been able to focus as much as she had been.  So she was a bit glad that Calvin was finally gone and she was along to work.<br/><br/>So she bent over the screen of her wrist computer and the kit on the floor infront of her.  Watching the screen as some of her diagnostics started bringing back some results.<span style="color: #00b300">“Evy, I’ve got a connection to some of the hardwired systems.  I’ve started a diagnostic program.  I’m putting you into the system to monitor and analyze the data the programs are pulling.  While you do that I’m going to go look at the main power regulators next to the generator and see about bringing power back up.”</span>She said as she downloaded some of the results to her wrist computer then reached to a special port in her computer.  She had almost forgot about the backup chip.  She pulled that from her personal computer and plugged it into the data chip port on the console.<br/><br/>The power provided by her kit could only go so far.  That she was able to tell from the programs running only pulling data from this room, and at a slow rate, showing that it wasn’t powering as much as she had hoped as fast as she would like.<br/><br/>Once she had what she needed, Alicia moved from the console and let Evy integrate.  There shouldn’t have been more than a short moment of a lapse or flicker in any projections of Evy as she re-established a connection to the instances of her in the devices.  While that was going on she moved over to one of the power regulators that basically did what their name said.  They regulated the power from the generators before distributing it.  She paused a moment longer to make sure Evy was back online before speaking up.<span style="color: #00b300">"Be careful in the system and have your defenses up.  I have no idea what caused the last AI to die."</span><br/><br/>She had no idea the cause for the power failure, but she could guess the mechanism.  A failsafe built in to prevent an overload?  An automatic shutdown for the generator to prevent a meltdown?  That was the best likelihood.  She could just reset the regulators and restart the generators.<br/><br/>She was trying to do that, bent over the open maintenance panels of the first regular when Cal came back in carrying a pill bottle.  He got another good view of her bent over form as she poked around and did a hard reset of the regulator’s circuits. She jumped in surprise at Cal’s voice showing up.<span style="color: #00b300">“Jeeze.  You startled me.  I didn’t expect you to be back so soon.”</span>She said before taking the offered pills.  Immediately she opened the bottle and took one of the pills without hesitation.  She knew it wouldn’t be an instant effect, but gradual.  Still, in the next hour it would be come easier to ignore the male in the room with her.<br/><br/>After a sigh of relief she got back to work.<span style="color: #00b300">“I’m having Evy run diagnostics on the system hardware here in the Hearth.  Maybe give me a better idea of what exactly caused the complete power failure.  I should also, if my guess is right, at least get the Hearth sparked in about half an hour.  I’m resetting the regulator circuits before trying to restart the generator.”</span><div class="messageTextEndMarker"> </div>