"Thanks," she said, blushing. "Something Reno suggested -- remote-access control for the droids? We could put weapons onto the droids, so long as they're only accessible to whoever is at the troopers' station. That way they won't attack someone who's just tripped an alarm by accident, but the troopers could step in if they had to, with a weapon handy right there. But I haven't added that to the schematics yet because I'm not sure how to make it tamper-proof. And I'm still not sure how to have the droids detect violence, exactly. I'm working on that. So it's ... really not finished? But it's a start, yeah?"

She thought for a couple of seconds. "Do you know when Constable Fraser has office hours?" she asked. "I'm still kinda shocked that I went for an alarm system and not a huge gun. I could have totally gotten away with designing a huge gun, for class."