Test scene-- Star Stop diner

[builderplatform]

The diner itself is busy as usual. Aliens from all over like to stop for a good meal when they are on a long trip. It is fairly traditional when going on a road trip in many cultures. Traveling in space doesn't change that much.

Today Builder Seven-Eight-OI-B, known as Seven, has offered to take over for one of the waitresses. Just for a while. She had been working for hours and needed a break. He does not require breaks. He is more than happy to help out. He finds it amusing he has to wear an apron has he takes orders. He doesn't have enough hands to carry everything he needs on hand apparently.

A design flaw he finds is common with many organic life forms too but he has been told saying that out loud is a little rude so he has been working on not saying that.

"Greetings, sentient. Welcome to the Star Stop. We have many different foods that should prove sufficient for refueling your biological cells. What would you like today?"

Comments

[builderplatform]

"Ah! I have heard of technology like this." The subtle platting on his face that stands in for eyebrows arches up pleasantly. This is as close to jumping with engineering glee that Seven is capable of right now.

"As Poppa Wheelie and Wide Load are human then this will be compatible with them. My original plans were sufficient. I had thought to make a wrist band control." His mouth curves into a smile. "This is better. Sometimes it is best to not use your voice. This has the added benefit of keeping their hands free."

[uranian_mind]

"I'm happy to assist," Bob nodded. "Is there anything else around here I can assist with?"

[builderplatform]

"Nothing comes to mind. My current projects just involve keeping up with routine maintenance," Seven said after a moment. "On occasions I must repair the building when fights break out but I do not have the ability to predict when sentients will begin beating each other up."

[uranian_mind]

Bob shook his head. "I only fight in defense of myself or others," he admitted, "and I am shocked at how often I am required to do so."