Yuri Flicked her tail as she entered the ship before work on the doors began, she had made a list of her own things she wanted done. She immediately began picking up the scrap pieces of ship and placing them in one spot finding a few unlabeled containers during her search. She began to organize the like pieces together in the containers placing out of the way so everyone could walk around without having to worry about their feet being impaled.

Steven-
He had to hand it to them they sure did get the work done. Have two other set of hands though was much better than just one. As he too helped get the many of parts picked up and put into either boxes, or just stacks of what looked to be relatively the same he couldn't help but get the feeling that he was being watched. Despite this fact he was unable to find just what was watching him. Every now and again he would turn to see a streak of brown, or white go past though other than this slight clue there was nothing. Maybe the stress was just getting to him was all.

Yuri paused her ears rotating as she heard the scurrying of something nearby on the ship. her attention to the sound was more than obvious as her tail swayed high and attentive as her ears rotated determining the exact location of the sound.

~Guill~

No wonder the doors weren't working they were leaking. There had obviously been a pressure issue beforehand and the leak had just now happened. He got to work cleaning oiling and repairing the mechanisms while at the same time keeping an eye out to see if the others happened across some part that had fallen off that was in any way important.

Steven-
Looking up he found that the woman he had been helping was watching as well. So there was something here. Filthy rats! He hated the creatures, they were almost as bad as rabbits. Motioning to where he had last seen the white streak, or at least trying to get the woman to understand to go towards it, he drew the blaster that had been concealed in a shoulder holster within his jacket. What ever it was better hope it can outrun him or that he didn't find them.

Instinctively Yuri transformed into her fox form in a blurred movement before leaping behind a pile of ship rubble. A high pitched noise could be heard before she emerges a space rodent in her jaws before padding to the door that Guill was working on. tossing the rodent out she transformed back into her human form in another blur. before pulling a vile from her satchel and poping a small object in her mouth before continuing to clean the rubble.

Steven-
That hadn't been a rat so much as a mere mouse. And it wasn't white! No what ever was taunting them was still about. With the blaster still about he krept about the boxes. There! The blaster hissed as it shot. "Hey!" He heard a small female voice call. "What's the big idea?!" A cat like face piped up over the box almost directly in front of him. What the?! "You nearly blew off my tail!"

Yuri was not all that surprised by the appearance of the cat like creature, but coking her head to the side with a smirk she interjected her two coins," Hey you know it's impolite to touch a ladies tail without permission, blasting one off rewards a handsome death sentence" she said cockily only somewhat joking.

~Guill~

Finally fed up with the constant distractions, Guill took off his goggles and turned to the others. "Yeah well, its also rude to sneak aboard someone else's ship without permission."

Steven-
"Not helping." He said still a bit shocked that this seemingly cat like animal was the one haunting them. Why was she here. "Sorry, I thought you were a rat." It was true he had though the Camhutan was a large rat. To his relief it wasn't.

Kitty~
"Thank you!" She said with a slight purr. "At least some one understands!" That was a first, usually everyone just laughed at her and called her a poor little putty cat like that outrageous human cartoon. If that cat wanted to catch that bird he would have been able to just saying. "Technically I didn't sneak onto the ship. I was simply having a look around when you guys came back. I wanted to know what was going on so I stayed to listen."