Military-Grade Junkering

[Komitoza]

Jericho would take a seat besides her, though not too close for the sake of keeping it as professional as it gets for a Junker. This way he had a clearer view of the entire projection, and of what Lena was pointing at. His eyes were set on following wherever the separatist's hand would move, though his look and overall expression showing obvious concentration, he listened to every word she said carefully. After Lena finished, he'd reach in to the model, touching the middle to drag it upwards, and split the projection in two showing the insides of the ship while bellow it, a timetable of material processing showed itself.

"During the warships downfall, all inishal (yes, he did have trouble pronouncing it) damage was done by the reactor explosion. The longer it sat in the nebula, the radiation of Puerto Rico and the fact it was constantly smacked around by wandering space rocks made the damage worse, making a significant chunk of the remaining plating hollow, missing its modules that is." His voice was deep, and serious, even though his manner of speech showed Jericho wasn't made to be an absolute professional, rather the kind that shows it best with his practical work, though that wasn't as bad as one would think, as even the more inexperienced workers or physical labor grunts are able to understand him that way.

After finishing his first sentence, the man grinned before continuing. "Now, people would say that only makes this job harder on us, but I say it only does it as far as credits go. You see, we have to smelt certain processed materials and make the new parts one giant plate by plate, right? Well, instead of creating space for the electronic systems, how about we change up the molding, and have all the hardware necessary be thrown within the inner layers of the hull? If you can adapt your thing a bit, we can make them split panel by panel and mapped, which would mean in case of any damage, you can simply open up the electronics map and see which, uh whats the word again? Right, sectors! Which sectors needs replacing." Finishing his speech, he'd turn to face Lena with a curious look, wondering what her answer will be, though a bit inpatient, he'd put the finishing blow in early. "And it saves us time! Since, we're fusing two jobs into one senora."