A break from the break

[battorch]

Tim had returned to the ship for a time, wanting to get away from 'Happy Happy Fun World,' at least for a while. He might still return later, to make sure there was no trouble, but for the time being? He'd much rather be back on the ship.

After getting some rest (and probably sleeping longer than he had in a long time), he had, of course, returned to work. There was something nice about the opportunity to get some work done in relative silence, anyway.

First, as Red Robin, he had spent a bit of time in each of his departments, checking up on individual projects, seeing if there were loose ends he could tie up, or else new things he could work on, in the meantime. Even if it was supposed to be an extended break, he didn't really feel at ease if he thought there were things that could use working on.

And, eventually, he shed the costume in his room, and headed to Hydroponics. The closest thing to fresh air on the ship might be nice for the lingering headache he still had, if nothing else. He settled himself under a tree, a terminal in hand with a novel on it-- to switch to in case someone came to investigate what the shifty teen was looking at. Otherwise, he would be working on some work from programming, seeing if he could pick apart anything useful.

((ooc: Feel free to bother him as either Tim or as Red Robin-- he can basically be found anywhere as either, though he's prioritising his workplaces.))

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[battorch]

Tim nodded to that, as answer to her first comment. Then, he explained, "Not a great deal of chemistry, no, though both biology and chemistry can help you here. Because of the nature of the ship, and the mix or biological and mechanical-- we can interface." He frowned, then said, "Much of it can be done via terminals here, instead of a lot of direct interaction with the brain."

[monster-san.livejournal.com]

"Hm... I've had very good grades in biology, but we never learned about living space creatures." Still... it was clearly doable. And the terminals looked familiar enough, even if 'familiar' was from the few science fiction games she had played. (Hopefully these weren't nearly as difficult to access as those inevitably were.) "How would I apply to join Neuropathy?"

[battorch]

"That's a start," Tim conceded. He'd never specialised in biology much himself, though he'd studied basics at least. His training was pretty all encompassing, honestly.

"You'll need to talk to Luthor about joining," Tim said flatly. "He's the head of this sub-department."

[monster-san.livejournal.com]

"All right." Fuu would have to look him up again and then contact him. "How much is known about Stacy's systems? I've read that she's been very extensively damaged from battles in the past. It must be difficult to figure out how to repair things."

[battorch]

"Not enough," Tim replied flatly, frowning at her faintly, though it was directed at Stacy, in all honesty. "The system was sabotaged in the past. It certainly causes problems with access. We chip away at it, though."