Of course her AI betrayed her.  That should have been obvious after the prank that put them all in a bad situation on the way down here.  Even with what she said earlier she had a hard time conceiving that she would really need to sleep two to a room.  That was serious overkill.  And she sure as hell wasn’t sleeping with him.  At least not yet.  She what too angry at everything.<br/><br/>Of course the words also made her think again.  She had said that it seemed like a smart idea.<span style="color: #00b300">“Egh.  Fine.  But you get the couch in the outer room… and if you say even the basic rooms are so small they don’t have a separate room from the bedroom then I am going to think you all were stupid enough to deserve whatever happened.  Who would make a living area like a military ship at a research base?  Pure stupidity.”</span>She grumbled a bit after speaking and moving around to finish.  Watching the power output climb and the base capacitors start to charge.<br/><br/>Of course she glanced at Evy for a long moment.<span style="color: #00b300">“Evy… is something wrong?  You look a bit… off.  Do you need your image recalibrated?”</span>An honest question.  She was a bit too tired to really notice what the color could mean.  Or at least not to even conceive that Evy was doing something naughty.<br/><br/>She set the core to, once the capacitors were full, to lower output to the bare minimum as the last thing before starting to move back over to Cal, and remembered his words.  She moved over to some more machinery and very purposely disconnected the power circuits from the rest of the base.  No reason to chance some ghost in the machine somehow flipping the power on when she had physically switched every regulator off.<span style="color: #00b300">“Ok, I’m done for today.  Going to let the reactor cook and charge the capacitors.  Lead on Cal.”</span><div class="messageTextEndMarker"> </div>