“You know what? System updates are a bitch.” Nathan slammed his hand down on the arm of his chair.
“System update...10% applied.”
“Oh bite me EVA, it’s taken you three hours to download the update from the Terran mainframe, I’m getting tired of waiting, it’s been a solid hour since I’ve shot something down.”
“Might I suggest leaving for a while? We are docked to the Earth Torus station after all, maybe you can head to the Rest & Relaxation centre, get a massage, and maybe for an extra fee...Have someone pull that stick out of your backside, hmm?”
“Back chat...Back chat from a freakin’ computer! I don’t get respect from my crew and I don’t even get respect from my own god damn AI system, you know I’m going to scrap you, and this ship the next chance I get, right?”
“Oh please, you wouldn’t last five minutes out there without me, now stop complaining and go have some fun, I’m fairly certain I can take care of the ship...At least...Better than you usually do.”
Nathan rose up from his chair, kicking the central command console of the ship as he turned around. He took off towards the airlock just as the door slam shut in his face, knocking him to the ground.
“Really EVA? Really?” He mumbled, pulling himself up and dusting off.
“Yes, really.”
A small, pink, holographic heart floated in mid air just in front of him, slowly getting bigger and bigger, Nathan shook his head and sighed.
“Pack it in EVA, or I’ll disconnect the AI module from the central processing unit.”
The floating heart shrunk, splitting down the middle and breaking into two pieces before turning blue and withering slightly.
“Gonna let me out now?”
“Fine, but bring me back something nice.”
“Yeah, yeah, I’ll think about it.”