It was stupid, she had to admit, but Indigo had been avoiding most of the crew since the whole mess with the Spacewalk. Many of them hadn't heard of the incident, many didn't know the place existed. Which suited her damaged pride just fine. However, she still remembered, and the embarrassment still hadn't faded
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That hadn't been something he expected to see when he found her.
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"Painting." She swirls the brush in the discolored cup of water, trying to dislodge some of the yellow. "I find it soothing. Of course, paints are a little difficult to come by around here. The local arts and crafts store hasn't had a delivery in years."
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"I guess no one thought to pick any last shore leave," he mused. "You should put it on the list for the next one."
But small talk aside, he did have business with her.
"I've been going over the reports from when you first repaired the spacewalk. Care to explain what happened?"
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And yes, it was a meticulously detailed report. It would have taken him a week to read it, and several years to get a Ph. D in Physics to understand it. This was quicker, and far easier on the brain.
"I also noticed that you haven't been involved in any other projects since."
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Indigo gives Leon a dull stare for a long moment. "No. I haven't." For several reasons, but the main one was that she was still beating herself up over the Spacewalk.
She turns and looks out at the dreamstuff of the multiverse again, and dabs her brush at the green paints. She doesn't feel like elaborating there, Cap'n.
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"There haven't been that many projects that have caught my eye. Construction is not really my forte, I'm afraid." It's not the whole truth, but it's a tiny part of it. Really, saying out loud that she's afraid the crew won't trust her again seems silly.
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Maybe.
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He really couldn't go into detail, since he figured said piece of hardware was listening.
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But here they are.
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"But if you don't think you're up for it, I'll find someone else."
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She settles her paintbrush into a slot on her palette. "Would I be able to get details now, or are you going to leave me in suspense?"
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"There's a file on there..." the name of which was just some string of random letters and numbers. "Take a look at it, it has all the information you'll need."
Which was the schematics for the tool that needed to be modified, which piece of hardware was going to need to be adjusted, and where it was located.
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The gap between catching the omnicomm and announcing that took less than some of her conversational gaps. "When do you need it done?"
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