Draiss was fiddling with the emotion program when Gammon came back, using a copy he had made to try and complete it. The programming language was odd, to say the least, the syntax was terrible, and the programmer hadn't been polite enough to leave notes. Which meant he was back to starting at square one, trying to understand how to read the programming. He had made a few steps, but was still at least a year from doing it on his own, if he tried to do this in his free time. He looked up, and nodded. "Damn, glad that slate will be the new field version then. And the program was probably carefully put together, but the emotions throw in later, without referencing the original program, me thinks."<br/><br/>He glanced over the slates, setting them to make a copy onto a second set, which he would keep for himself. Once the copying was done, sometime tomorrow, he would send the first set over to the VI. "Anyhoo, was thinking of heading over to Union again. Saw an interesting board last time I was there, but was too busy to get a better look. Might be good to do some actual challenges rather than just wandering about."