Another person wouldn't have noticed it.  Another person couldn't have noticed it, unless they were as sensitive and as capable of noticing it as she was.  The soft<em>bump</em>from the underside of the table in the commons wasn't enough to attract most people's attentions either, but the sight of a dazed Halcyon crawling from under the table was.  Once out from under the table she glared at a seemingly inoffensive wall, and rubbed her head, though she wasn't truly injured.<br/><br/>Slowly she stood up and walked out of the commons, with quick glances at the wall as though it were trying to sneak up on her.<br/><br/>Her path was fairly straightforward, and it would have made anyone who didn't know the ship confused.  She was headed towards the engine room, where she typically had no business going.  On occasion she would work with the temperamental and somewhat strange engineer, but there had been no call for her help over the intercom.  The reason was quite simple once you understood the nature of her abilities....the engine room was the most well shielded from external electrical fields, such as that produced by a massive cloud of plasma-charged gasses such as a nebula.  While her own capability to influence electromagnetic phenomena was minute, she could sense them quite well.<br/><br/>The door opened - jerkily - for her and she slipped inside silently, not looking directly at the sweaty, greasy, and apparently irritable mechanic as she worked on something that kept spitting gouts of luminous green gasses at her.  She did, however look up at the small drone as it circled complacently over the engine system that Elke was working on.  It chimed an alert to its mistress, but Halcyon was already walking over to one of the side areas where some canvas had slipped from a crate of parts.  Once there she settled onto the canvas covered floor, and continued working on her bizarre little Toy.