She was supposed to stay up at your door, so that you didn't do anything fishy before sleep. Memories of last night flooded her mind, all at once. 'I understand mistrust, Marina, but depriving yourself of sleep to make sure I'm not doing anything is too much for you.' She heard you speak. She had closed her blinds before night fell, so who opened them? The bright morning sun landed on Marina's eyes, waking her from her sleep. If Marina and Pearl couldn't trust you to be out at night, you wouldn't be. You instead laid down on the floor, with no pillow or blanket or anything of the kind. You stepped forward, picking her up bridal style.Īfter a few moments, Marina was lightly snoring in your bed. You looked at her, piecing together the only reason she would be right there. There, right in front of your door, was Marina, fast asleep on a chair. '5 o'clock, huh?' You put the PDA away, where nobody would accidentally stumble upon it, before opening your door, stepping outside, before stopping. You pushed yourself out of bed, grabbing your PDA to check the time. The sun had yet to rise, meaning no light in your room. You slowly opened your eyes, yawning as you sat up in bed. You would need to get out of the Aurora, and back to your lifepod. Ashley would tell you to be brave, so you'd have to. You shuddered at the choices, not wanting to choose. You were starting to get hungry, but it was either you go hungry or whatever was out there potentially doesn't. You pulled yourself up, resisting the urge to take off your helmet.

At this rate, the entire area around the ship would be clean in about three days.

The radiation in the air cleared up at a shockingly fast pace. Your PDA spoke up, something you failed to listen to as you sat down, taking a breather. You pulled yourself out of the water as the air seemed to clear up. You grabbed your repair tool, getting to work.įrankly, you'd much rather repair this then face whatever creature was outside the ship.įinally, the final leak was closed, and things started to run again. This room had four nuclear reactors, with several holes in each of them. Local radiation at maximum tolerable levels.' Your PDA spoke, echoing throughout the chamber you had just stepped into. You had a very successful run, going through the entirety of the Aurora, taking as little as you could to save space in your storage. All you got from that was a modification for water pressure. You were able to take a quick dive from there, moving on to another bay filled with Sea Moths. You got into the Prawn Suit bay next, scanning all of the mech-like vehicles, designed for traversing hostile environments like this one. You got to it, continuing to search.įrom that room, you scanned a large amount of furniture, ranging from beds to a round table, to a desk, before moving on. Seems the best you could do was transfer the data from that onto your own PDA, and look at it later. You tapped on it, forcing it awake, as it flickered. This one had easily the most stuff survive, even if they didn't themself.įirst thing was their PDA. You found tons of abandoned PDA's that somehow survived the impact and nuclear blast that followed, as well as smaller objects, such as posters, toys, and a baseball cap, which you left behind.įinally, you found yourself at a crew members room, searching through their stuff. Inside the ship itself was little of note. You had brought a spare fire extinguisher, as well as a laser cutter, propulsion cannon, knife, repair tool, and scanner.Įquipping yourself for whatever dangers you forsaw, you pressed on into the Aurora.Ĭrab creatures that ate humans were your only lethal resistance, something you dealt with by lifting them with the propulsion cannon and sending them to the fucking shadow realm. Currently, fires and crates stood in you way. Sometimes, if you listened closely, you could still hear those shrieksįinally, you stood up, turning around to face the entrances to the ship.

You had spent the last day on the deck of the Aurora, not taking off your radiation suit, or entering the ship.

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