As Risa springs from her seat, her dress rides up a bit.  Noticing a flash of white, Adam smiles a bit at her, but doesn't look down at her as she adjusts.  In fact, he finds a reason to touch the counter behind him and as he turns back she is adjusted.<br/><br/><em>"Do you think you can show me.  No let me put on one of the suits.  So the ground no holds us. I like that, it seems like it would be like flying." Then adding; "Later when you are not busy."  Risa asks.</em><br/><br/>Taking the lead out of the galley, Adam heads for the engine room.  Talking to Risa over his shoulder as he criss crosses through the maze that was the passage way, Adam replies, "I do not see why not.  We simply have to see if one of the functioning suits will fit you."<em>That would be fun,</em>he thought.  Risa's child like wonder was a strong echo of what he felt himself about most of the natural world.<br/><br/>He turns his attention back to the corridor in front of him as he ducks beneath one of the two engine's open housings and into engineering.  This portion of the ship always fascinated Adam.  Every system (almost) on the ship had a back up system here.  To top it off, if the bridge was lost, you could command the ship from here.  The necessary redundancies to make space travel safe were staggering.<br/><br/>Heading back into the bowels of the massive compartment, Adam calls out, "You back here, Elke?"