Waving a stray hand over her shoulder Dalia called back to Ajax "It's fine, seems multi tasking has become a speciality of mine." Besides it not like she had a sleeping schedule that resembled any sir of pattern. That was one of the problems with the military, no set hours you just had to be set to go whenever they called you out. But, it wasn't like Dalia slept much anyways, and when she did it was rarely at the usual time, it wasn't uncommon to find her passed out on her work bench an after lunch.
Tracing her way back through the base towards her room she dragged on hand behind her against the wall as she went. Her room was located the farthest away as she liked to be closest to the hanger that housed the drones and the groups vehicles. The hanger also was stocked with a lot of spare parts, things too large or too bulky to be moved into Dalia's room. Stepping inside, and after waiting a few second for the cameras to sense her movements and turn the lights on, she looked around surveying the mess that was her room. She had long given up trying to keep things in order, parts lay in piles arranged in a pattern that no one but Dalia could see. Weaving her way through the piles she made her way to the back of the room. There the piles of junk became smaller and thinner allowing for three things to be hidden back there. Shoved into the far back right corner was her bed, blankets in a tangled mess, one of her pillows perched vicariously on top of her small wood night stand. In the opposite corner stood the other two objects, one was a large wooden work bench where she spent many a day tinkering with this and that, and the other was her computer station. The station was something to behold, ten different screens of varying sizes were evenly spaced and showed security feeds from all over the base. Punching in the on code into the keyboard Dalia sat down in the big chair that was stationed in front of the computers. The chair itself was an interesting contraption, wires and pipes snaked in through the bottom a few attached to the semicircular run the encircled the head rest.
This was Dalia's command center, here she could pilot the drones, hack into data bases, run simulations, anything electronic could be controlled from this spot. Or at least in theory.
"Activate system 5. Saber drone 13 code 7, zulu, hotel, 2, 9, 0." As she spoke the center four screens switched from security feed to show the various stats for Saber drone 13. Letting the system go about it's diagnostic tests she settled back into her chair and was about to click in when a knock on her door caught her attention.
"Come in! I'm in the back." She called out not bothering to turn, she wouldn't be able to see whoever it was anyways from this angle, although she had a pretty good idea who it would be.