Planet VI: Ice Planet

With the rope secured to the side of the opening, Alandra makes it to the lip of the door and peers inside. The interior is dark with red emergency lighting strip where walls meet floor and ceiling dimly illuminating the are within. The inner hatch is also open and small snow drifts have accumulated within the airlock area. Unable to see anything else she deftly climbs into the small chamber and peers past the 2nd door and sees an empty hallway, similarly light by the dull red glow that barely makes it better than pitch black. The local terminal in the airlock is dead as are all door controls.
Assume poor visibility without another light source or enhanced vision but a good range for vague outlines, especially if anything breaks like of sight with a light strip.

The pair easily reach the portal and climb in. HAL notes there are signs of wear on some of the surfaces of the panels and door. They could be tool marks from repairs but . . . it could also be from someone forcing access to the electronics behind them. Other than that there is little of note here and you will need to delve deeper into the ship to learn more.

Turning on your suit lights you begin moving into the ship. The first thing you notice is that the snow blown into this hallway shows signs of traffic, wiht a path being trod into it in the middle compressed, but fresh snow covering it indicates it is not recent though you would need to examine or scan it for a guess on when this happened. You quickly come to a T intersection with what looks to be a main coidor heading forewards towards where the drridge is likely to be and aft to the engines. So far the ship seems to follow the standard layout.

The few rooms you pass and look into, most being closed and accessed with simple magnetic clamps and retractors, are a basic mix of storage and crew quartes. This section of the ship appears free of combat damage but there are signs in the rooms, itmes knocked about littering the floor etc, that whatever hit them must have shooken the ship seriously or the inertial dampeners were failing when they crashed. The trail in the corridor indicates that there were either survivors or someone visited the wrecage afterwards often enough to compress the snow. Deeper into the ship past the first intersection the snow has thinned though a thin layer of ice still coats most surfaces.
Frwards, towards the expected bridge, or aft to engineering and/or the shutle? Both directions will likely have access to other ship systems, storage, weapons, life support, but until you get a better scans or an idea of the ship make/model you are uncertain

You make your way forwards and soon discover that the chance of their being survivor, at some point in time, is quite high. As you advance down the corridors you find almost all the doors are shut but not locked. There are a few that are locked and it would take time to open each of them so you continue on. Then you come to the first door taped shut. A quick scan by Avro determines that the area beyond that door is open to the planets environment and much of the structure is ruined making accessing it dangerous. With this in mind you continue making your way until you come to a section that is taped but not sealed. Opening it reveals the command bridge.



The damage is extensive but not complete. The lack of an bodies again hints at survivors or everyone escaping before impact. Either way you start looking over the systems for anything that is functional or easily fixed or accessed.

Give me a list of search criteria, priorities, time frame you want to spend, and other activities. Include rolls on actions

You begin examinging systems and soon find several terminals that though they are damaged are still functional. Connecting your portable generator you power on just the terminal interfaces and gt to work.
Stinger is quite excited to find nearly compete navigation logs and star charts and sets up a data dump with Avro after scanning all data for any malicious code.
HAL gets acces to internal systems but finds they are all dead. Though he is unable to access any current sensors without getting to engineering to push power throughout the ship to activate them, he is able to access some logs. Unfortunately the ship, like the Odessey, does not have extensive internal sensors so most of wht you have is at security points, including th bridge, engineering, and the docking ports up to the point of the crash which disabled the sensors, or power to them.
Alandra is able to get basic access to ships logs, the rest are encrypted beyond a few moments trouble, and is able to determine that the ship did indead crash after a fight. The enemy was a carrier class ship with multiple strrike ships. The fight drove them to this planet where the gravity pulled the ship down.
Unfortunatley is seems that this ship is one of those designed to be partitioned so that few systems can diretly interact, an old anti AI protocol often used by ships from those that fear or distruct synthetics or with high security concrns. This means that to acess any medical records you will need to find and access the medical bay directly. Fortunatley you are able to get a ships layout and locate where you need to go.

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