Zero G Passageway
Jax absent-mindedly hummed a tune as he and a blue-haired, tan-skinned neko technician from the Vesper hauled up a replacement capacitor to go in the place of the melted one.
Power Systems
"Alright, set 'er down here." Jax grunted, once again feeling the weight of the capacitor as they exited zero-g. The duo gingerly set the device down next to the temporary patch. As the cat-man walked to the circuit breakers, the other neko inspected his work.
"...A little crude, if you ask me. Understandable, considering that this is your first day on active duty." she mused aloud. Jax waved his hand at her.
"Everyone's a critic." he grumbled. "Cutting the power."
"Do it."
Once again, this small part of the ship was plunged into darkness, save for the twin lights coming from the FARs. Jax dragged the tool bag, which he'd used from earlier and hadn't put back, over to the patch and began working with the neko to fit the capacitor into the wiring.
Meanwhile, their FARs, who both had the "flirty-woman" personality, were in deep discussion.
"Oh, my cat never takes me anywhere! Not even a valentine's card! All he seems to do is slave away at a computer, writing who knows what, or curl up in a blanket with a bowl of cereal and watch cartoons! About the only time he goes outside is to mess around with airbikes, or go to the bar!" Jax's FAR whined to the other.
"Been there, done that, sister. My cat would spend all day in a dark hovel, reading, if she could."
"Shut up!" both Jax and the neko both growled in unison, not looking up from their work. The two drones scoffed at such rudeness.
"Organic lifeforms..." they sighed in unison.
Soon enough, the capacitor was in place, and Jax wasn't as scared to flip the switch, considering that he had another technician pointing out his errors as he worked. The lights came back on, and an audible hum filled the silence. He noticed the lights seemed to be a little brighter, and the sounds of the ship a little louder, and more lively.
Jax gave his work one last look over and then whipped out his communicator.
"Howard-Hei, Shosho. Just calling to tell ya that we're no longer running on a ghetto-rigged power supply. Over and out."