"The next shift will start arriving in a few minutes." Julia leaned back against the counter, the knife once more twirling rapidly between her fingers. "Are their dishes prepped?" "As you ordered." Avarris stared at her in wide eyes disbelief. "You called exactly what everyone would want, even is they didn't seem to know when they arrived." "Not everyone." She chuckled lightly. "The Security officer baffled me." Her expression was filled with curiosity. "But I will figure them out in time." "How?" Avarris gasped. "How do you know that before they even do?" Julia was quiet for a moment, and then smiled. "Been doing this a long time, Child. You learn to read people." She finally replied with a casual smile. "Riiiight." Avarris replied with doubt, but nodded her head slowly. "You are not what you seem to be. There's a lot more to you." "As with all beings." She giggled softly. "But you have good insight. That is a great asset. Learn to develop it." Her eyes narrowed slightly upon thinking of the Security officer aboard this vessel. They, as their Captain were a mysterious question that haunted her senses. "Okay," She straightened from the counter; the dagger instantly vanishing beneath her sleeve. "Start serving." Avarris turned her head instantly as she heard the galley doors hiss open. "How?" She shot a glanced back towards Julia as she began collecting prepared food platers.