"I don't believe in luck. You're either good or you're not." she said, continuing forward toward the ship.<br/><br/>She didn't have any intention of doing anything but boarding, stowing her gear, and finding her station. If she was right then the blue prints put it at the bow of the ship. She needed to get used to the control settings as quickly as possible. But she wouldn't be able to do much unless she had the right information. Then again she was used to several types of control systems. If the ship had CNS up-link it would be easy. But if it was the old "Nilus" style interface she would be much farther off. CNS uses the pilots central nervous system, allowing the user to control the ship by thought. But the Nilus was an old style holographic keyboard and screen, allowing the pilot to command by typing commands into the ship's computer. She made her way to the ship, going straight for the Personnel quarters, not really sure if she was going to enjoy this or not. Then again CNS up-links were used only in the most top secret of ships. But if she could make enough money she knew just the black market scum lord to get one from.