Before Mai could decide weather the tense exchange between the crew had been the result of too many days traveling through space, or a simple misjudgment of character on her part, the communications hub lit up, and a man's voice came through. "Greetings Atlas, and welcome to Fortuna station," the voice's owner said, in a friendly tone. "We have you on our sensors, and will be guiding you in via tractor beams. Just sit tight and we'll have you parked in the main hangar of B-tower in no time." With that the voice, most likely an automated message, cut out and the controls of the ship seized up as the guiding energy fields enveloped the nearly seven-hundred foot long cylindrical cargo hold that was most of the Atlas' body, and slowly guided it toward the opening doors of the largest of the four towers that made up Fortuna.