Learning Curves Ahead

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[[OOC: Bendytimed to before Cloneplot, after Melting Clock]]

Jeka was forcing herself not to hide in her room this time. It wasn't as bad as the first time she'd been transformed, of course, but being returned to...her post-transformation appearance was still disappointing. If not for the memories she'd have lost, she almost wished that the clock had kept that last portion of her personal timeline.

But it would do her no good to brood over it in her room. Especially when she had things to do. Primarily training in Medical and her work with Security, but there were other things she could find to do -- such as help Sakura with her omnicom. It would be a distraction at the very least, and she had promised.

She and the human had agreed to meet in the Media Library after Jeka finished eating. Hopefully Sakura hadn't been waiting long. Jeka slithered through the corridors, hovering several feet off the ground with her flight ring, as usual. At least she could wear her flight ring again, it was so...creepy to have to crawl around on Stacy all the time.

"Sakura, are you here?"

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Sakura was curious, but continuing to distract herself from what she needed to first learn wouldn't be helpful quiet yet. "It's interesting how much overlap in possibilities there really is. Then again I guess that's almost part of the point in us being here, or some of us hearing about each other on our home worlds." Threads, whatever it really meant, being woven together into some larger image.

She tapped on the surface of her omnicomm. "I think I know how to get into the files kept on this thing, if I heard you can transfer things from the media library here?" She looked up, not sure about the veracity of the statement.

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"Mm, yes," Jeka agreed. "Perhaps the similarities are necessary for us to work together. It would certainly explain why everyone awake and active right now is either human or familiar with humans in some capacity."

She leaned forward a little, so that she could better reach the omnicom. "Yes, that's true. You see this little nub right here?" She pointed to a small protrusion on the side of the device, next to an equally-small button. "That's actually a plug. If you press the button, the plug comes out and you can insert it into one of the holes in the main console over there. I can show you how to transfer those files as well, obviously."