“On it, ma’am.” The rush of air past her wasn’t overwhelming anymore, and it didn’t seem to bother the soldiers either. She’d seen this kind of thing on big ships before—they sometimes had so much air within that it might take hours for a breach to empty the ship. In that time, the crew could easily move to defend their vessel. But human ships typically had numerous interior sections, kept isolated from each other by bulkheads and airtight doors. From the sound aboard this one, the ancients hadn’t cared about redundancy that much.