Renfry listened as she explained about what she did when it came to piloting. Renfry didn't care much for piloting, though she could do it if she had to. Most of the time, however, she simply let her droid do it because why not? That was what he was built for.
The mention of not using a navicomputer caught her attention. From her understanding not using a navicomputer was dangerous and perhaps even a bit reckless. Her quirked an eyebrow but didn't mention it. Perhaps she understood, and she was confident she knew far less about the topic than the redhead did.
A hypergate? she asked. She'd never heard of such a thing and had absolutely no concept of what it was. Was it something to do with hyperlanes? Probably not if she was actually making a special mention of it.
She listened to Lyra's explanation of what the gate was as they continued to walk until they eventually came to the mouth of a cave. She had a feeling that the caves stretched deep into the mountain, and while she wanted to begin scouting it, she knew they wouldn't be able to map the entire thing.
Guess we might as well dive in, she said, looking at the mouth of the cave and heading inside. She reached into her pack and pulled out a bag filled with small devices that were dome shaped.
Here, take some of these. They're trackers to help map where we go and where we've been, she said. A convenient piece of technology that was probably closest in function to a GPS waypoint.
The mention of not using a navicomputer caught her attention. From her understanding not using a navicomputer was dangerous and perhaps even a bit reckless. Her quirked an eyebrow but didn't mention it. Perhaps she understood, and she was confident she knew far less about the topic than the redhead did.
A hypergate? she asked. She'd never heard of such a thing and had absolutely no concept of what it was. Was it something to do with hyperlanes? Probably not if she was actually making a special mention of it.
She listened to Lyra's explanation of what the gate was as they continued to walk until they eventually came to the mouth of a cave. She had a feeling that the caves stretched deep into the mountain, and while she wanted to begin scouting it, she knew they wouldn't be able to map the entire thing.
Guess we might as well dive in, she said, looking at the mouth of the cave and heading inside. She reached into her pack and pulled out a bag filled with small devices that were dome shaped.
Here, take some of these. They're trackers to help map where we go and where we've been, she said. A convenient piece of technology that was probably closest in function to a GPS waypoint.