The suit is powered by the ship

"What do you mean?" asked Vanessa.

Agent Blue just shrugged and said, "Don't worry about it. You'll find out soon enough." He then began to power up the ship entirely. The ship hummed to life, and Vanessa felt the gentle thrum of the engines. She looked around and saw that she was surrounded by a dark, metallic interior. As the ship powered up, Vanessa noticed a thin stream of near-invisible energy running from the machinery of the ship into her jumpsuit. The suit seemed to come to life, slowly shrinking, and the front closed up as if an invisible zipper was pulled shut, but there was no seam to be seen. Vanessa felt a shiver run down her spine as she realized the suit kept shrinking more and more. It seemed to crush her waist until it looked as slender as the "Cindy" character from the game. But the feeling quickly subsided, and Vanessa felt like she was walking around with no underwear. But as soon as she briefly felt comfortable, the suit started crushing her stomach and ribcage instead. Vanessa had never worn a corset, but she imagined this is the way one feels. She watched as her breasts rose from their normal position, which is hanging near her belly button, and formed into perfectly round globes that literally defied gravity. Again, the crushing sensation gave way to an incredibly comfortable feeling, one of a perfectly fitting bra, which Vanessa hadn't had since hitting puberty.

Agent Blue turned to her and smiled. "Good. Now, buckle in and get comfortable. We have a long journey ahead of us." Vanessa did as she was told, feeling a mix of excitement and fear as she fastened her seatbelt. The seatbelt seemed optional, though, as Vanessa hardly felt anything as the ship quickly took off and reached orbit around Earth in a matter of seconds. The stars seemed to rush past her as she looked out the window, her body feeling like it was on a plane.

Agent Blue turned to Vanessa. "The enemy doesn't seem to have noticed our departure. It will take around 12 hours of Earth time to reach our destination. That leaves plenty of time for some mission critical activities I have planned."