We had scanned his nanites to see if that may be the problem which some of you have posed, but we did not come into any strange readings or abnormalities in their functions. Our current theory is that it may be the same anomaly that caused him to wake during the sedition period of lockdown and pursue Mister Dahut, but that is not helpful to narrowing down the actual cause. Some of the seniors believe the ship detected whatever it is... But the results said there was nothing to be found.
We have taken turns to read the lockdown handbook threat list to try to eliminate the possibilities, though I wonder if it isn't shown in results then would it be documented?
There may have been no results found, but we know something was wrong with him. So either there were a lot of coincidental mishaps on the same night, or there's a problem you're unable to detect with the equipment you have.
Thank you. We are open to other theories and are looking into other explanations.
[ They're pensive, but the aura is a little grim. ]
As much as I would like it to not be a series of coincidental misfortunes, that would have been ideal. A threat we are not equipped to find is one we are not fit to eradicate. [ They shake their head. ] We should be expecting a response from the company soon, at least. As early as next week.
Early next week is good news, but I think in the meantime, if we can't reach the company, we need to be acting to prevent any additional malfunctions, right?
That would be ideal. While we run diagnostics on the ship every day, it is well-behaved... A fickle thing to act up when it decides to. We have a scheduled lockdown with a space jump this week and it is part of protocol. That is unavoidable. While we as eight have discussed what to do, many fear it may be inhumane to tie everyone up... Or to lock everyone back into their cryopods in the stasis bay, as Callisto keeps posing.
But which malfunction are you most interested in controlling? Perhaps one step or one problem at a time can help us get somewhere.
I wonder... If this were to happen again, if we should schedule brig shifts. It's something we will consider. [ Musing, musing. ] Callisto may be very assertive on the method, but I wouldn't worry. Crew cryosleep would need a majority vote.
There is, though after having tested it again, it works as intended. We decided to add a couple more exceptions since we've seen what happened.
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[she sips her latte.]
That's absolutely delightful, that really hits the spot. [...] Have we made any progress in understanding what happened to Scien this weekend?
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[ They can begin. ]
We had scanned his nanites to see if that may be the problem which some of you have posed, but we did not come into any strange readings or abnormalities in their functions. Our current theory is that it may be the same anomaly that caused him to wake during the sedition period of lockdown and pursue Mister Dahut, but that is not helpful to narrowing down the actual cause. Some of the seniors believe the ship detected whatever it is... But the results said there was nothing to be found.
We have taken turns to read the lockdown handbook threat list to try to eliminate the possibilities, though I wonder if it isn't shown in results then would it be documented?
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[she's frowning.]
There may have been no results found, but we know something was wrong with him. So either there were a lot of coincidental mishaps on the same night, or there's a problem you're unable to detect with the equipment you have.
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[ They're pensive, but the aura is a little grim. ]
As much as I would like it to not be a series of coincidental misfortunes, that would have been ideal. A threat we are not equipped to find is one we are not fit to eradicate. [ They shake their head. ] We should be expecting a response from the company soon, at least. As early as next week.
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But which malfunction are you most interested in controlling? Perhaps one step or one problem at a time can help us get somewhere.
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Clearly there's some issue with the emergency override system, yes?
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There is, though after having tested it again, it works as intended. We decided to add a couple more exceptions since we've seen what happened.
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Then we'll see about brig accompaniment and a schedule for it. I hope that brings some ease.
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