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Janice Worse For Wear; Didn't you hear me Commander. Why is the ship going further into this area? |
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Commander: I have decided to take a risk and see what happens. |
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William Smith: Not a wise move, not when we don't have strong shielding. |
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Commander: I don't think it will be as bad as i'm being told. |
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William Smith: Uh oh, take a look at this. |
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Janice Worse For Wear: Hmm, fragments of ships. I wonder what this is all about. Scanning area. |
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Computer: I'll tell you what that's about. Ships that ventured into this area and got blown up by the gas pockets. |
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William Smith: It looks to be that way, I am detecting wreckage and it looks like this was quite recent. |
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T6 Unit: I do not recommend that the Commander take the ship any further into this area. Warning, detection of gas pockets ahead in very dense clusters. It seems Commander that the further you take the ship into this area the denser and closer the gas pockets are becoming. If any of those pockets explode, it could cause a chain reaction through the whole cluster, not just one gas pocket Commander, and you could lose the ship in all the explosions. Scanning.. The Ship Debris is drifting towards the gas pockets. You are now in danger commander if you take the ship any further in.
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Commander: A Death trap T6? |
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T6 Unit: Affirmative. We need to get the ship outta this area immediately before the debris reaches the pockets.. I am detecting minor disturbances in the gas pockets. They are unstable. Any vibration or movement near them can set them off. I calculate the debris will reach the gas pockets in less than 5 minutes from now. We must leave this area now.
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Commander: Turn the ship around Skynar, its too risky to go ahead. Go Back |
