Asya did her best to help her friend get free of the safety harness that was holding her into the seat. Once she was free, she contented herself with sitting and watching as the remarkable girl removed her helmet, and began conversing with the AI that she had created. By now she could hear the medic talking to their superior officer, her attention bouncing about like a rubber ball in a small elastic case. She began to seriously wonder if the girl had some severe form of ADD, or if she was simply starting to go insane. In which case, maybe she couldn't blame her. At the same time, suggesting that they would be able to get a blood transfusion going any time in the near future was shear madness, unless there was a blood storage in the shuttle that she didn't know about. And considering she did regular maintenance on these shuttles, she was reasonably sure that they didn't.<br/><br/>While she did keep an ear ready to listen to whatever their fearless leader's response might be, the majority of her attention was focused on Genie, and on removing unneeded pieces of her own gear. Her headpiece was trashed, and the more bulky bits of her armor were more or less unnecessary now. Drones would tear right through it anyway, and anything they encountered on this planet could probably tear her in half like a rag doll. So she might as well get a little more comfortable. She removed what she could, ultimately leaving herself in the jumpsuit that formed the basis of her suit, with just a bit of body armor left about her torso and hips. Her arms were bare now save for her work gloves, but she left her legs alone. No reason to ditch perfectly good combat boots.<br/><br/>Once she felt reasonably more comfortable her attention returned completely to Genie. She was talking to her AI, GIA. This was something that Asya had always been amazed by. Sure, she could design a pretty nifty casing for the little thing, but when it came to actually programming something that complex... it was the epitome of the kind of thing that made her respect Genie so much. She could handle a simple auto-firing mechanism maybe, but a whole AI? No. That was beyond her, at least for now. She also knew how much the other engineer cared for her AI companion, and it was that understanding more than anything else that brought a very slight blush to her cheeks, regardless of the circumstances, when Genie offered her the second headset. A chance to be connected to Genie? To share this incredible AI that she had created. She couldn't rightly think of the right thing to say, so she managed to stammer out a nervous "<span style="color: navy">O-oh... Y-yes! Thank you!</span>"<br/><br/>With that she took the headset and placed it carefully around her right ear. Adjusting the microphone and the visor as necessary. It was much smaller than the one that she was used to, which covered both of her ears and her entire visual range. When everything felt like it was in place, she thought about how best to address the AI. She had talked to it on a few occasions before, but she had never actually been given command of it, even limited as it was. "<span style="color: navy">So... hey, GIA. It's been a while. Do you think you could give me a little pain killer? My head is throbbing...</span>"<div class="messageTextEndMarker"> </div>