"The robot apocalypse is here and it gave me a Katme dome."

Sierra smiles - it's nice to be able to be helpful.

"Do you intend to move in soon?"

"I - have no idea? I don't know when it'll be ready to have people living in it. I certainly can't go now, I left my baby at home!"

"The dome will be finished in about two and half weeks, three at the most. We could have a few buildings there by the time the dome itself is done, so if you'd like to move in then that would be poss-ible."

"You could bring your baby as well as other people from your home if you'd like."

"Well, nothing's really holding me there at home... I'd need to like, ask people."

"Of course."

"It's a pretty neat thing to be able to ask them though."

Moira smiles.

"Mhm. We do also need to figure out the citizenship situation."

"I don't have a clue what to tell you there."

"For now we only really need to decide what your citizenship status is, I think."

"I don't know what to do about that either! Especially since I'm going to live at home for at least a few more weeks!"

"We can just hold off on that then, and grant you and anyone you want to bring citizenship when you immigrate?"

"That sounds fine to me."

Eventually dinner winds to a close and Peka passes the night on Keetim in one of the shielded diplomatic rooms.

"Are you ready to leave? I have a conveniently discreet way down so I can join you in the district without arousing suspicion."

"Ooh, what is it?"

"I'd hate to spoil it." 

She leads Peka towards a room with five circles sized for people to stand on together on a platform.

Peka will step there with her.

A Ferengi at a console presses a few buttons, and then the both of them feel a strange buzzing sensation, their vision briefly going black, and then they are in Peka's bedroom.

"You can teleport? Why don't you do that all the time?"

"Amaliens can't use them because of the deconstructive process so the ship didn't have them. I paid quite a bit to have this one installed recently because it seemed useful under the circumstances. It costs a bunch in ongoing maintenance as well."

"The - deconstructive process -?"

"Transporters work by deconstructing people into energy and then reconstructing them somewhere else."

"So I'm - clean -?"

"Hm? You're still red?"