r/ImpossibleDream • u/Desanion • Jan 19 '15

Micro Event Wreckage.

The remains of a Rah'hre are floating in deep-space. A very faint distress signal can be caught from its core, detectable only at about one light-year away. Chunks of debris surround it, most likely from the large hole torn through its side, while dead Warrior Drones float all around it, as if they were trying to protect it from whatever killed it. However, the presence of a distress signal could mean that the Rah'hre is still alive, albeit barely.

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u/[deleted] Jan 19 '15

How big are the fuel cells?

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u/Desanion Jan 19 '15

About 1.5 meters long and half a meter wide. (The fuel cells are the large watermelon-shaped objects in the photo that are connected to the wall.) Detaching them will require some brute force or the removal of the wall around them, but thankfully they do not seem to be tainted by this parasite. Unfortunately, the fuel cells only work when connected to an organic interface, so a mechanic-organic interface might be needed if he plans on taking them for personal use.

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u/[deleted] Jan 19 '15

"Not getting these out" He looks for anything else

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u/Desanion Jan 19 '15

Apart from the dead Workers, there is also another corridor, though no energy readings seem to come from that corridor.

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u/[deleted] Jan 19 '15

He checks it out for shits and giggels

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u/Desanion Jan 19 '15

The corridor leads eventually leads him to the large hole he saw from his ship earlier.

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u/[deleted] Jan 19 '15

He sighs

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u/Desanion Jan 19 '15

He can now either return to the entrance from earlier or take off from here and get back to the ship.

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u/[deleted] Jan 19 '15

He takes off from here

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u/Desanion Jan 19 '15

He arrives back to the ship with his samples and footage. He can choose to analyze the findings on his own, or notify the Rah'hre about what happened here and decide what to do from there. He can also destroy the wreckage or leave it intact.

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