Arc turned and left Firefly and Marco alone...it seems like the male keeb was asking the decker for a favor, and a personal one at that. Not one to meddle more than seems fitting at the time, Arc instead returned to the monstrosity of an engine she acquired, expecting Yelena to be there . Grabbing a slice of meaty pizza, the mechanic took a bit and paused, her eyes not picking up the older keeb where she expected. In fact, it seems she left the garage entirely.
"Huh...oh" Her nostrils picked up the familiar acrid scent of Yelena's cigars, solving that mystery by itself rather quickly. Grabbing a paper towel and setting her slice on it, the human stepped over and out the door, her sweats warding the chill off her thighs quite well, though her t-shirt left something to be desired for warmth as the snow started to fall..
" Hoi, Srui, thought you wanted some pizza. It's getting co...". She trailed off as timing saw fit to have Arc step out just as she saw the, albeit smaller than she is used to, hulking figure approaching the garage. Taking a moment, the two of them made eye contact, Arc's cybernetic greens meeting the troll's own. Recognition seemed to be exchanged, and Arc gave a nod to the tall woman. "Lemme guess, Tuskaloosa right? You at the right place, c'mon in. I got pizza, plenty to share too"
If any preconceived image of what Hrock's wiz mechanic looked like had formed in the troll's mind, it was likely not what was before her eyes now. Standing in the doorway, the human woman barely crested five feet in height, a stout and well fed frame dressed simply in very casual clothing, sweats and a t-shirt.. Her brown head of hair was quite unkempt, likely just past shoulder length if it ever fell straight, the current getup conveniently exposing the circuit plates at the base of her skull...a control rig, too much for a simple Jack. Besides that.the biggest feature was her right arm, a full replacement of chrome and cybernetics grafted at the choulder and collar, arms currently crossed under her chest to ward off the cold.
She gave a small smile as she brought herself out of the way, ushering her inside and nodding to Yelena, letting her smoke. "Gotta admit, this thing you're interested in is a fraggin marvel. I've never seen an engine of this size built from scratch before...and the design...this wasn't no traditional bike for someone this size so I'm having trouble with the design.."
Upon entering 're garage, they were met with an interesting mix of purpose in the place. In the center were two bays for vehicles to be serviced, one currently hosting a clean black Americar, while off to the side a normal sized Scorpion motorcycle rested. Around most of the sides, a number of shelves and workstations held a wide variety of parts and tools, each showing signs .if much love and use. One workstation currently supported a number if pizza boxes, still fresh and hot by the looks of it. On the side nearest the door, a couple used couches surrounded a space heater, where Marco and Firefly were currently in discussion.
The vital point in the room, though, was ok the opposite wall, where the custom built engine rested upright, a grid projector next to it overlaying Arc's rough body design. St the moment, it looked like a Mirage in shape, but the front was bulked a bit heavier, the back sporting wing stabilizers of some kind with a six-pipe exhaust.
"It ain't perfect. But whaddya think?"