The profiles you have here and your contracts are all that we have. Nothing else, Charles has spoken of the same thing to Amalthea who has passed it around.
Metis intends to find something in the protocol for us to organize a way to investigate this all further. The lockdown rejecting our override wasn't right to begin with... it's worth investigating it all.
No, Metis checked and we never actually made a jump... no less concerning, but it means we're still on course.
But in the mean time we're no less concerned about why the ship chose to deny our override for the auto-scan. That... and figuring out what precisely happened last night. I plan on working on investigating what happened to Pearce... but in the meantime there's still Dahut to try and figure out as well. We're seeing what we can put together tomorrow for a plan of some kind.
Often in death there is one final burst of activity in the brain just prior... why this is has always been deeply studied. It could be considered a final impression of one's last thoughts that are captured before the body ceases all function, one that the nanites could have perhaps captured because of the shock of death.
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Metis intends to find something in the protocol for us to organize a way to investigate this all further. The lockdown rejecting our override wasn't right to begin with... it's worth investigating it all.
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Did the ship actually complete the space jump? Are we in a different location now?
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But in the mean time we're no less concerned about why the ship chose to deny our override for the auto-scan. That... and figuring out what precisely happened last night. I plan on working on investigating what happened to Pearce... but in the meantime there's still Dahut to try and figure out as well. We're seeing what we can put together tomorrow for a plan of some kind.
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The messages for Luke and Dahut, with their last thoughts. Were those words from their nanites?
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Often in death there is one final burst of activity in the brain just prior... why this is has always been deeply studied. It could be considered a final impression of one's last thoughts that are captured before the body ceases all function, one that the nanites could have perhaps captured because of the shock of death.
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