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Gently giving her hand a squeeze, he smiled himself. Food wasn't really a priority for him, just getting out of the gardens was. It just didn't feel right to him, he was used to the real forest and trees or the gardens in the Dojo. This garden would take some getting used to.

"Just food..... hmmmmm.... let me see...."

Focht closed his eyes and sniffed the air, hoping that there might be some trace of a variety of places to eat in the air. It was very clear though that this place might end up being home for awhile, and maybe KB would be so kind as to provide a small navigation device.

Pointing down the hall that lead away from the garden, seeing one of the maps in the wall alittle ways down. Things he needed to do still nagged at him but he wasn't going to let it interrupt their time together.

"Should be one right there."

The map would appear simple, though such was merely the zoomed schematic of the immediate area. Dropped down to a 300ft radius of the terminals position, respectively. The interactive display seemed simple enough, an array of universal symbols depicting the ability to enhance the image, or to draw it out further. With no physical buttons or anything of the sort to molest, it seemed that the entire system was simply touch-orientated.

Since the entire Cradle was staffed by bots or the perfectly devoted, issues of security were incredibly lax. Sairys and Focht would find with simple use of the efficient yet flashy display that the entire Cradle was open to their viewing. Certain areas were marked in varying colors as restricted, the required access levels painted over their respective corridors and rooms.

They would, in essence, find a basic wireframe schemeatic of the entire station. If they chose to sit staring at it forever that was their choice. Fiddling with the search-program marked with a magnifying glass would bring up a holographic keyboard that would hover ghostily before the panel. There they could search for whatever they liked. If they searched for food locations that would be offered the nearest public cafeteria, and then the locations of other areas such as personal dormatories and their kitchens, other cafeterias, and even further at the bottom of the list a few of the manufacturing plants on board the station devoted to ensuring food was constantly supplied.

Additionally, the panel also served to have a minor communications device. Though it required codes and transmission keys the entire thing was relatively simple. The main public channel was of course already locked in, data and chatter scrolling down the side of the display in a smaller form. It to could be resized if need be.

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In regards to the Garden itself and its accuracy, it was entirely and completely real. The plants grew and died, the earth was deep and fertile. Though there was small things to make it equally unreal, for it was managed without insect nor other creature, kept always perfectly clean and ornate. The sky above was the vastness of space complemented by the view of the planet below, and of course the sun when it came about. The New Eden was eerie in it's perfection to strangers or friends of nature, but for those who lived aboard the Cradle, it was the perfect gift from an ever-generous God.

The same God who sighed to himself even as he released the arcane dampening field and dismissed the nearby drone, leaving the shimmering displacement of air to silently slink away on it's mission. A cloaking device that hid the thing from all manner of senses as the unit went on its way. Sairys was being given a lot of freedom aboard KB's creation, and yet it seemed she'd had the nerve to desecrate the place with her vile creations.

Focht lead the way to the panel, but computers never had liked him and he was pretty sure that this one would be the same. Upon reaching it, he stood off to the side and let her play with the hi-tech map.

"After you. I tend to have bad luck with computers."

A double-tap opened on either side of the main screen a small tab displaying numerous options. Each option had its own tab that could be touched, and so far the entire process seemed quite simple. Of course there was an audio-link capability to the stations service AI, but that hadn't been divulged to the pair earlier.

Focht waited quietly as Sai poked the screen and seemed to be getting the hang of it. He could have found some place by now but was glad to have a moment of her being distracted. Turning away from her, he brought his left hand to the eye patch and sighed. One of the many souvenir he carried, and maybe the last if things continued this way.

Practically stopping on a dime, the motorcycle halted at the edge of a rather low edge that oversaw the area just beyond the grave. The rider seemed used to stopping this quicky, so it didn't take him long to relax, letting the 4 wheeled bike sit inert. He was still some distance from the wreckage of the Heritage when he turned to look at the far off place. Not sure if he was just seeing things or not, he tapped the pressure sensitive pad on the neck of his helmet to remove the visor from the front. A pair of deep green eyes squinted at the far off wreckage, before settling on pulling out a set of binoculars and using them instead.

"Must be terribly understaffed to leave that damn heep where it is," Heine sighed to himself. Most of his comrades would rather do other things than reconaissance when on leave, but doing this gave Heine a chance to really floor it with his bike..... and its designers didn't mind the data on how it handled off road either. Turning back to the small screen between the steering handles. The console showed him the bike had taken him quite some distance from the city. "Are they serious? Either they're sitting on top of a great material mineshaft... or they're completely isolated." It was almost depressing that he'd been told this was a possible threat. This time turning to the sky, Heine saw the light twinkle of the Cradle in the sky. "A floating coffin waiting to fall....... Oh well, not my responsibility." Disappointed, Heine reset his visor and took off again, exceeding 100 mph within just seven seconds.