Chojin Patriarch
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Might be an idea. More tribute for the god handling your soul.This shouldn't be a case for Hades, but… Perhaps I should get someone to check, just in case.
And there's our reason for this little excursion.Since the computer should be relatively intact, I'm hopeful that it will have data on fleet support bases which might still survive. Failing that, it should be connected to the ship's internal monitoring systems, so if anyone has been in here it will have a record of the fact.
...but don't belong to known crew members are highlighted, along with their probable species....but don't belong to known crew members are highlighter, along with their probable species.
=!= Cue Metal Gear Alert sound.All of the guns in the corridor deploy, and my armour registers the destruction of the drone.
Oh, I'm sure he put some of his fun toys there.There are all sorts of things an inventive shit like him could have set up.
Monologuing from (hopefully) beyond the grave. The being has style.Devlos Ungol's voice. The computer has probably decided that I'm similar enough that it should play a recorded message.
No response, I note. Presumably it would have said something if the shields weren't up?Darn it, there's no way the Ungarans will miss that. Assuming that it's actually happened and isn't just what's supposed to happen in the event of a Green Lantern getting on board. Ring?
Hoo-boy. He's a crazy one, eh?"-destruction is inevitable, and all you hold dear will follow soon after! The natural state of the universe is bloody slaughter! All else is deceit and madness!"
Sensible. Also prevents boarders having easy access to the full length of the ship.I exit that corridor and fly out into a small room with a heavy goods lift. As part of the internal reinforcement measures the ship is split into sections with thick armour between each one. Having one long corridor from the bow to the stern would introduce a massive structural weakness.
Likely a sub-terminal running in what 'Ghost In The Shell' called Autistic mode: Operating independently until it receives a certain sequence of data inputs which tell it to reconnect.I love the analysis of the ship's layout and design. Pure technology-and-common-sense porn.
But if the computer had connections to that hallway, shouldn't his Ring have been able to hack it remotely?
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