D2 LE Cargo Hold - Internal Archeology

[James Hall]

Mata considers for a bit. "I think it means something like stop. But how does the cold stop genes? Wouldn't it kill a person?"

[Dr. Reinhardt]

"Its freezing a person so cold that time stops for them, they sleep and don't age, theoretically for hundreds of years." He smiles, "shall we move on to bay 3 ?"

[James Hall]

Mata frowns in thought. Could Kerensky be alive?

James sighed internally. He knew what she was thinking. He didn't want to break her heart. But he wanted to wait a few more years before telling her the truth.

"Lead the way, Dr. Reinhardt."

[Dr. Reinhardt]

Cargo Bay 3 - investigation Roll: 2d10o10k1 6

Reinhardt continues through the next section, "So what do we have in this box do you think Mata?" He picks one at random.

[James Hall]

"Boots. We have seen other things for soldiers like uniforms and weapons, but no boots."

James continues to look, albiet, not as good before. He smiles at the two, though he hopes Mata isn't bother him too much.

Investigation/Perception: 5d10o10k3 19

[Comstar]

There were no boots here, unfortunatly. The boxes were again unlabled, and this batch were much harder to sort through, many of them smaller or larger and empty - it seemed that the treasures held within this bay were either more mundane, or buried under more rubbish.

Near the gateway between 2 and 3, however, they found two crates, marked with the Galatea docking authority markings, and in small letters, "LRM - fragile, do not bump or turn." The box was, of course, sitting on it side, with the arrow pointed directly sideways into the bulkhead. Some things about package handlers were universal through time and space, and a disregard for handling instructions was one of those things.

[James Hall]

Mata is around the corner from Reinhardt when she finds the LRMs. She immediately yells, "I found them. I found them."

James heads that way, "Good job, but not need to yell."

Mata doesn't even feel ashamed.

[Dr. Reinhardt]

"Very good, I have been down here for 4 days and couldn't find them. These are definitely our missing missiles. We need to let the Quartermaster know we found them, though that can wait till morning, she is likely asleep already. Do you want to tell her Mata?"

[James Hall]

Mata gives the doctor a salute. "You can count on me."

James approaches the man. "Thank you, Dr. Reinhardt. We found your conversation very enlightening."