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The screen, that had been previously showing a spread of scan results flickered away, to be replaced with a black screen with a flashing red "X" over it.
Faleen frowned at it, before plucking up a few of her wrenches.
Clearing her throat once, "That would be a Porygon... My apologies, it's trained to protect any of the information at this work station from anyone but authorized techs" she explained.
"Porygon." She spoke to the monitor this time.

"[Fa-leen: Acknowledged]" The voice spoke again, another another flicker of the screen, the words scattered and broken.

"Return to normal functions, this man is more then authorized." She told it, eying the screen as she crossed her arms over her chest.
There was a moment where the Screen went black, then lit back up with the charts. Seeming to be pleased with this, Faleen turned back to what she was doing, reaching down to hold out the two shiny tools to Lore's Pokemon.
"I certainly hope you don't mind me bringing this up, but your last appearance at the cafeteria had generated quite a lot of talk around HQ." She mentioned after a moments pause.
Quite a bit of questions and surprise going around, It was hard to miss really, and she wasn't at all immune to her own surprise at the whole event.

A camera, mounted on the frame of the monitor turned down to Lore, the lenses swirling as it zoomed in on him.
"There is. It helps me with a lot when it comes to working with the programs, and very efficient with any of the computer work I need done."
A hand laid down on the consul, fingers sliding over a few of the controls.
"Porygon, say hello to our guest, Lore."
She said half distracted with whatever chart she had started to look over.

"[L-ore: Welcome.]" The voice was devoid of any kind of feeling, and sounded very awkward in its execution, The program was a work in progress, that was for sure, as was the ability for the pokemon to properly use it.

Black gloved fingers slid over the console once more, the chart she had been looking at slid off the screen.
At his reply, she glanced up, unsure if he was being serious or not about his take on her question, though by catching his expression it answered that question right away.
Faleen held a hand up apologetically, blinking twice very quickly as if a little flustered. "In most circumstances, no." This was followed with a polite smile, and a soft bow of her head. "Pardon me,"
She certainly had no intentions of prying, so she backed off.

"Uh, Anyway... You actually have very good timing today." she said moving onto something different but still relevant, "I recall telling you about a project I was working on." the engineer turned, taking a step to the side to reach out and pick up the silver ball from the scanner, holding it firmly in her hand as she made her way back over and held it out to him, looking rather proud.
"As of right now, it is officially completed the construction stage."

"A bit more, yes Si-." Her confirmation and soft smile were broken with a slight clearing of her throat, and awkward grin, finishing with an added "Yes."
"Its the best take on the G-ball that our technology can provide." There was a soft tilt of her head, as she glanced down at the ball in her hand.
"... At least for right now."
Faleen explained, a gloved finger sliding over the top of the ball, to show him where three sleek buttons were sitting on the top.
"It only hold three pokemon. With the added ability to choose what compartment to activate, one, two, or even all three."

Tilting her head back up to look at the Executive.
"A more consumer friendly approach was used for this, taking into affect useful functions that might be utilized. If nothing else it was a good way to learn about advanced pokeball technology."

She didn't expect much from this project, but since it wasn't part of her duties, it had been nothing more then personal studying, and self improvement, taking what she learned from what the Galactic leader had made, and working with it.
This of coarse meant it took much longer, and she didn't have the funding of the tech department to help her, but having the facility to use made all the difference.

"Uh..." Having lost herself in turning the R-ball over in her hands, Until the words of the Executive drew her head back up.
Lips parting, in what could be taken as surprise, her own eyebrows arching to add to the emotion.
She had not expected anything for a project like this, not when it was compared to something as magnificent as the G-Ball. So a word of appreciation from the Executive working on the mission that brought the G-ball was... well, humbling.

"I uh.. Thank you Sir." she replied, "Everyone worked so hard on the mission, I'm just glad I was able to contribute to that hard work."

She knew she must be Turing a little pink in her cheeks and ears, betraying her embarrassment and pride, even though she did her best to keep a professional stance about her.
"Well, I have to say then, your timing is rather perfect, considering we wouldn't have this technology had it not been for your team, Would you be interested in being the first to use the ball, In a test?"