The group assembled before her glanced at each other, shrugged, and then sat back down.  "Right.  You'll have to excuse us - it's been some time since we had to live like most of the rest of Firewall's sentinels, trying to make most of our possessions stuff that could be egocast rather than actually carried with us."  That was Dio.  "You'll probably end up having a set of your own stuff, too, stuff you don't have to either ditch in a scratch space or turn back into nanofab feedstock whenever you're done with it."  With that, Dio brought up the plan schematics for the<em>Hacienda del Sol</em>.  Laying it all out (it was his ship, after all), Dio noted the following.<br/><br/>"In addition to your room, you'll want a workspace of your own.  We've boosted the comms array on the ship so that if I get a call while we're in-transit, I can technically route it internally to another room.  Most everyone in the cell who needs one has their own space, since we're a big ship, but don't really carry tons of passengers or cargo."  Dio highlighted one section of the ship.  "These are all our workspaces, there's three that are unclaimed right now."  He deselected them one at a time until the three open ones remained.  "Pick one, and we'll have your name appended to it, so people know not to go in unless invited."  Once that was done, he then moved back to selecting a room for herself.<br/><br/>"You want to share a room...?"  He sounded a bit weirded out by that.  Stoker continued.  "Tremor has been saying that we might need to start thinking about saving on space by doubling up on rooms."<br/><br/>"No one's asking me to share my room."<br/><br/>"That's because you sleep in the cockpit, Uncle Dio.  And when you don't, you're sleeping in a tank."  Rayearth retorted.  Dio ran a tentacle over his head, much like a human would through their hair.  "Fair enough.  Well, if you want to share a room...Rayearth, are you good for it?"<br/><br/>"I think so.  I might want to clean up a little, maybe move some furniture into the room for her, but the room itself is spacious enough for two of us."  Dio tapped at the diagram.  "Alright, Naiad.  I'm adding you onto Rayearth's room as another occupant.  With that settled, and if you don't need to head back to your place to grab anything else, everyone go drop your stuff back off, and then meet me at the airlock so we can go party!"<br/><br/>And with that, they were off.