Name: Xasill-T-A76F32B<br/>Species: Anthrodroid - Service Model<br/>Location: Crew Quarters Hall<br/>Time: Unknown<br/>Status: Calm, Cautious<br/>Tag: Vonn'e'heani Saddhek Dis<br/><hr/><br/>A taxi driver. In all their years working in ships, Xasill has never encountered a crew member with that job description. This may as well be the first time Vonn had been into space, unless his wage was high enough that he could go on holidays outside his planet. However, that made Xasill wonder — why would they put Vonn in the ship? Were this a community experiment, experts would be bound to select people with ship-specific roles, like commander, chief of engineer, doctor, etcetera. Or maybe that was the whole point of the experiment, to see if they could get to a destination with whatever they had.<br/><br/><strong>"That is true. But that <em>could</em> be part of the test,"</strong>Xasill revealed rather off-handedly, as though it were common knowledge. The truth is that they were not sure themselves, but if that could avoid a collapse on group dynamics, they would be doing a good job.<br/><br/><strong>"As for me, I am a service robot. Generally, I am in charge of cleaning and cooking around the ship I am deployed in, but I am able to perform some basic therapy and nursing,"</strong>as they described their functionalities, Vonn opened a door at random to reveal a mostly-bare room. He was right: no one has ever lived there.<br/><br/>It was a rather big room, with only a bathroom with the essentials, a bed, and a closet. According to Vonn, all the rooms were the same. Whoever designed this space may have done it with them in mind. But there was another feature as well — a console.<strong>"Have you seen this, Vonn?"</strong>Xasill touched the screen, and it welcomed them with a simple banner and then asked for his name. Xasill looked at the Idoid with curiosity.<br/><br/><strong>"Vonn, is it okay if I asked that you use the console in the next room? We might be able to use this to our advantage."</strong>