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Sweety Wish
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We've checked the whole room. There's actually no 'behind the engine' to check. What you can see is just the external part of the engine, it continues through the wall, connecting with the rest of it.
Anyway, I guess I want to salvage the computer, or at least keep it working.
"I'd like to preserve the ship computer if possible. Oh, actually, did we bring a keyboard?"
>"Yes, I was told you might want one."
"Sweet, I'll check out the state of the computer now then."
>"We'll start getting scrap metal. The emergency power is on yes? When you're done, turn it off and we can start cutting deeper"
I try the keyboard out in the bridge. It works. The computer is in the same state we left it in two days ago, sans the HUD display. As far as I can tell none of the storage is damaged, that means my detailed navigational maps and contact information can be preserved. Short range communications don't seem to be working correctly, but long range communications can't be detected at all.
That creepy message is still there. The time received seems to line up with the time Jurek and I were onboard, though I guess I don't really have a accurate way of telling time on this planet. I still can't get any info about the sender. I can't get any info about how the message was received either, long range, short range, what format it was in. I don't know if this is normal or not though, never checked this kind of thing on this machine.
That's all I'm able to check. I disable the emergency power supply, then head out to help everyone else.
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