The sudden and total collapse of the woman as she goes into hot-sim does lead into a little bit of the usually non-pleasant poking, although if she noticed anything what with her senses being in cyberspace is a bit of non-question. At best a biomonitor would have noticed the minor injury and reported that.<br/><br/>There's a very simple ARO pop up, asking 'what elf?' and set to expire very quickly ... for somebody stuck working at unenhanced meat speeds. One of the upsides of being in even a pretty crap drone body was not having to be at that kind of speed. On the other end of things, a worrying person in hot-sim was capable of making messages at a worrying rate, even if the contents couldn't be seen.<br/><br/>Seriously, if she'd had some kind of bird keeper iconography at the moment, it would have been a grand flight of birds that was awe inspiring to see. Unfortunately, she's using a super-retro 'Rise of the Robots' cyborg persona, so it was a fleet of men-in-suits 'robots' and actual (if never built) drones representing varying levels of importance or something that had been set up before.<br/><br/>And somewhere in that, there was enough time for Alex to get asked "What Elf?" in a fair approximation of an Impact font.