"It's something I've been working on for a while," said Nakayama. "In fact, I already have it fully developed. As long as you have data ready to put in it, you could have the program running this very instant. I'm currently gathering data on Jack, but you say you've already got this AI. It should work similarly. All you need is a character model for it to manafest in."

"Anything else?"

"Well, you would be the only person able to see her. You guys wouldn't be able to touch either, since she's only really a construct inside of your system."

'Sounds good. Now we just need to make me a character model.'

Wilhelm felt a twinge of dissapointment, but shook it off. Why would he need to touch her? The only purpose of this was so that she could explore the world. Rarely did he do something that he could not benefit from, but he did like Felicity.

"Know anyone who could do that?" he asked the Professor.

"Well, I could do it, but it would take a few weeks. I'm not exactly an expert at this."

'I'm working on it. It'll be done by the time you get back Wilhelm.'

"Good. Skipper's doing it."

Nakayama handed him the new drive. It was light in Wilhelm's augmented hands.

Whenever he fast-travelled, he felt like he was dying. It was the same process, after all. His body was taken into the network, disassembled, and then digistructed in a new location.

He entered the Skipper's lair. It was dark like when he had left, save for the single green-tinged screen in the center of the room. It was an older-looking thing. Felicity wasn't so large of a program that she needed the supercomputer, rather the supercomputer was used to run the ground station that they were in. Wilhelm had picked the computer so that she could have some breathing room to do as she pleased in the digital world. And of course, it was hidden from Jack. As loyal as he was to his boss, Felicity was under his protection.

'Welcome,' she greeted him as he approached the computer.

'Are you sure you want to do this? You may tire of me when I become a constant presence.'

"I'm sure."

He plugged the drive into the computer, now removing her from her new home. When the transfer was complete, he plugged it into the appropriate installation on his wrist.

Now the 'Downloading' displayed on his vision.

1, 2... 98, 100%. Download complete.

'I hope this wasn't a mistake for either of us,' stated a blue holographic Felicity.

"I agree."