"I have a few things I wish to inquire you of." The woman suddenly asks.
Richard simply shrugs and starts to tap his feet rhythmically, not really caring at what he needed to answer.
"Eh. Go ahead. I kind of figured you'd be asking more questions than I would. So, what do you want to know?"
The woman could sense the man's impatience. In her usual straightforward manner, she asks,
"For how long will you allow me to stay here?"
He closes his eyes for a few moments with his head high, thinking about his answer carefully.
"Honestly? We still have some space here left in the ship. If you don't have anywhere to go back, or don't have any plans elsewhere, you're welcome to crash here, if you want."
The woman ponders. She no longer was under the servitude of others, and she is now masterless. She had been thrown away, so she no longer had a place to call home. She had no particular reason to stay at New Britannia. With her body heavily incapacitated, it would be best to stay under the care of the crew of this ship.
This... was also an opportunity for a new start.
The woman promptly asks, "Could you call the man that had tended my wounds earlier?"
"Harris? Yeah, I could, hold on."
Rick puts his earpiece back in his ear and turns it on.
"Yo, Hare. Mind coming to the sick bay? Our guest would like to speak with you."
He resumes to turn it back off, giving them their privacy again.
"Anything else?"
The woman responds, "I wish to speak with that man before we continue."
Rick puts on a sort-of fake pout, disappointed at not getting much more out of her.
"Fine. We can wait. So...I can assume that you won't answer any of my questions before talking to him, am I right?"
"You are free to inquire me on anything that you wish. However, I will not guarantee that I will answer your questions." She states candidly.
Rick sighs at the answer he was expecting. Literally the most obvious way out of such a lax 'interrogation'.
"In short, you're not ready to tell us how you got to where you are now, huh? Mind telling me your name, at least?"
Rick's impatience clearly showed at the last remark.
The woman had withheld her name for several reasons, weighing the risks of revealing her name. She contemplates, and she feels that it would be of little consequence to continue concealing her identity. The woman replies,
"I am called Nirakaleania ov Nephilim, in this language."
Rick blinks a few times, trying to grasp her 'name' and remember it.
"OK, I'm going to try to disregard the 'in this language' part for now. So, wait, is Nephilim like your family name? As in, were any of your parents or siblings 'ov Nephilim' as well?"
The woman responds, "Nephilim is the surname, and it is the name that is passed down through the lineage. So yes, it is the name of my family. However, it is a little different, as our concepts ancestral relationships are held differently than that of the Solar concept of "families". In your language, "ov" would be considered the nobility particle."
Clarity finally sweeps through Rick's face, as he finally understands the complex name she goes by. He stands up, claps, and, with his signature grin on his face, he speaks up again.
"Alright! Nira, it is! Welcome to the Infinity!"
The woman's expression does not change, but she is a little puzzled by Walken's sudden interjection.
"Nira...?" She says the name to herself, with a confused tone.
"Yes, because no one can really expect me of all people to remember such a long name. No offense. So, now that the formalities are out of the way, I guess we can wait for our medic to arrive. You don't mind the name, do you? Otherwise, I can probably find some other name to call you. I usually find one for everyone."
Nirakaleania pauses for a moment, attempting to fathom the peculiar name bestowed upon her. In all her years of being alive, such a predicament has never occured to her. After seemingly deep thought, she acquiesces, "If you wish to address me as such, I have no qualms in regards to it.
"Awesome. I'll go outside for a while and see where Harris is."
Nirakaleania asks the man, "Do you desire compensation for my occupation?
He suddenly looks back at her with confusion.
"I'm sorry? I don't really get what you're saying."
The woman ponders, and replies, "For my stay here, do you wish for any currency or service?"
Rick simply waves his hand in rejection.
"No, no, please. No money needed. However, I do have a rule that, if you're gonna be part of my ship, you're gonna have to pull your weight and do some work. I'm discuss that later, actually, if you ever decide to come by my room. Right now, I smell something delicious!"
With that, Rick opens the door and dashes towards the kitchen, where he assumes the aroma is coming from.