"That was meant as a 'You don't know me' negative, you know." Thorn sighed, unzipping her flight suit top a bit to release some heat. The terminal she was using to monitor a fusion reactor wasn't needed anymore, so she pulled a datajack cable out of her pocket and plugged it in to her inbuilt touchscreen, before the other end was plugged into the kiosk. When she rebooted the computer, it logged into her ship using credentials on her implant and a touch of her finger confirmed.
She punched a password into the keyboard, still plugged in, and opened her ship's files, read-only versions being sent to the kiosk for Jack's perusal. "If my ship wasn't tampered with, then this is all my purchaseable data. Some times I like to go out for a flight and scan whatever I find. I think the pulsar data's of special note, considering it could be used to build the first fully functional neutronium reactor. Especially when combined with the mathematical models for Cavorite. Again, something I have a copy of, but I don't charge for that one."
When she looked at the screen, she saw a cluster of files, really only three or four, each folder marked with a map position and one or two word summary. If he delved into the files, he would find more summaries, and if he opened each scan file individually, he'd see high resolution active scans of the subject. This was especially promenant in her scan of a neutron star, where she'd recorded the rotational velocity and managed to record movement in the core by firing a stream of high energy electrons at it. Naturally, her ship had needed a new radiation shield after that, and some of her sensors were fried, but she had gotten closer and probed deeper than many had before.
"If you could leave the former slave bit out of my file... I'd be very appreciative. I mean, you're gonna need to know because I'm gonna be working with you, but no one else."