I'm very good at multitasking. Let's put it that way. And the "project" is simple - Aerial Faith Plates are mechanisms calibrated to launch objects or testing subjects at a given trajectory, without loss of velocity even over great distances. Assuming, of course, that you aren't overwhelming its load-bearing capacity. Or otherwise breaking it horribly.

[She pauses for a moment; she isn't too sure exactly how much she wants to give out her real name, simply because no one really calls her by real name - the scientists who created her certainly weren't alive long enough to do so, and she had held enough of a reign of terror over Aperture to be referred to only as "she" or "her" (italics entirely necessary) among the other cores, and never addressed by name to her face.

There is something else that springs immediately to mind for potential use, but she can't say that she's thrilled about using that, either...]

As for my name, you can call me Caroline.

[She doesn't like how easily that slides out there.

She really doesn't like how easily that slides out there.]