As everyone began telling stories, Aerin thought about how to answer Enzo's question. Unlike many other manufacturers, Origin knew their customers liked their privacy, so there weren't any tracking devices on the ships beyond what may have been ordered by the customer. the only bet was to try and trace the ship's computer through dock records and registration numbers, which, with her contacts, Aerin could indeed do.
Once Enzo had finished his story, Aerin finally answered him "I can probably track it, but you'll have to give me all the registration numbers, the computer's product key, date and location of purchase, and whatever docking history you may have for it. Origin knows our customers like privacy, so we don't do underhanded tracking devices like many others do." she explained, as politely as she could.
Aerin was, however, very confused as to why so many of this crew were so suspicious of everything within the diner- Dawn was a very safe place, all things considered, and if anything happened, they did have OriSec officers to call upon.
Once Enzo had finished his story, Aerin finally answered him "I can probably track it, but you'll have to give me all the registration numbers, the computer's product key, date and location of purchase, and whatever docking history you may have for it. Origin knows our customers like privacy, so we don't do underhanded tracking devices like many others do." she explained, as politely as she could.
Aerin was, however, very confused as to why so many of this crew were so suspicious of everything within the diner- Dawn was a very safe place, all things considered, and if anything happened, they did have OriSec officers to call upon.