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Lucy shrugged at Jacks question as she took a bite of her eggs and swallowed, "The usual," She said after thinking about it for a moment. It seemed like every other morning to her, the sleepiness had worn out to the most degree but she was still a bit tired. Most Cadets didn't get a lot of sleep, eight at the most on a good day, she'd been known to run on three though if she was up late working on a report. And that was probably why Coffee was one of her best friends.

Glancing up from her Breakfast as Marc popped up she raised an eyebrow "Morning, running away from trouble again i'm guessing?" She asked looking at him. It wasn't exactly normal for people to be popping up from underneath tables but with the chaotic way the Cafeteria was run she guessed the least. It almost seemed to Lucy like the Cafeteria was a place to test how far you were up the food chain in Triton Academy. She remembered getting into a lot of trouble when she was a Plebe, of course that was when she learned to never travel alone. Now though that she had found her place she could easily hold her head high against the other Companies.

"Eh?" Lucy looked down at her Data Pad and back to Desmond at his question, "Their actually fairly idiot proof..." She said thinking a way to describe the Data Pad, "It's just a network transmission of information from the stations data base and into it. If you just read the instruction manual their easy to use." It had mostly been covered on her first day of ACAT training how to use a Data Pad, of course she had learned on the fly any little tricks but the thing had just about become part of her now that she had learned how to use it.

Listening as Demond whispered about the plan she smirked "Nice, i'll keep my ears out for the shipment," She said with a nod of her head she may have been a model ACAT Cadet but if there was anything like real food being involved she was going to jump at the chance. She briefly considered making note of it before deciding that it would be best not to. After all there was never any assurances that they wouldn't get caught and if they did she wouldn't want to leave any evidence.