As I slept on, Tanya sighed, becoming a hologram on low light intensity, floating a few centimetres in the air before me. She looked around the room using the various scanning systems built into my body, but couldn't find anythign to distract herself with. Basically, she was bored. As far as AI went, she was an exceptional piece of software that acted as an intelligent life form, and as an intelligent life form, she often wanted to break the rules.<br/>All the scanner units on my body sudenly came alive, and a full sweep of the train was conducted. Tanya absorbed the data in a few seconds, and sat back on a hololithic chair to process what she'd found. Several anomylies cropped up, which she decided to scan further. After the reading's came back a second time, She noticed someone walking the corridors of the train, looking, as far as she could tell, scared.<br/>She smiled, and then grinned as she sunk back into her datacore, before pumping some Earthern heavy metal music into my ears. I woke with a start, banging my head on the bed above me.<br/><Awww, fuck's sake tanya, what did you do that for?><br/>-Some kid's walking the corridors, and I wanna go have a conversation. Access codes please- She said with a cute and innocent smile.<br/><Urf... Fine, just don't wake me up when you come back, kay? Scara-thive-arduak-873-Geri'ta-falvra-45> I canted, feeling part of the metal of my chest open up. I shifted the sheets off my body as a small device rose from my chest, looking similar to a fighter jet, all be it one more advanced than thought possible on earth. Beneath it, like a missile pod, was slung a blue-purple datacore. Tanya appeared on the device, sitting astride the cockpit in jeans and four armed t-shirt. She waved and blew a kiss, as the device suddenly accelerated off, phasing through the door and out into the corridor of the carriage, the only noise being a very faint sound of the micro engines powering it's flight.<br/>Tanya giggled, as she began to render her body, matching the skin tones and facial structure of a zircademian woman, only leaving a patch of skin over her ankardri as data circuits and faint, blue light. Pretty soon, she found the bunny-guy.