After the tactical meeting Aoura first did another check to make sure everything was as it should and calculated that they should be arriving at High Hill as planned. She then retreated to one of the bedrooms where she instead of taking a nap sank into a deep state of Yun Fa'ah, a form of meditation common among the monks at the temple of K'ha, Dolaria's largest religious centre. It was a state where every function of the body slowed down to almost nothing and allowed the consciousness to wander freely, and for the body to heal and recover. There were monks that had perfected this practice to the point where they very nearly had shed the confines of their bodies and could not only communicate with others but also travel to remote places in their mind. Aoura was far from that accomplished but she found it restful and gave her a sharp focus once she exited the state which she did when they were less than an hour away from their destination.<br/><br/>When the ship was not only pulled out of warp but also brought to a complete stop she was making preparations for taking manual control of the ship again.<br/>"What in the name of ..." she muttered when the ship stopped dead.<br/>Almost every light on the control panels in front of her were going off and for about a minute nothing seemed to work except for the automated life-support systems. Even the weapons, shields and scanners were off line. They were sitting ducks had anyone wanted to engage them. Once she had started to regain control over the ship's systems she began checking everything for any clue as to what had happened but none of the systems seemed to have actually failed. They had simply just stopped working for a couple of minutes. She would not have been able to explain what had happened had anyone asked. Perhaps Lillian would be more successful as she was the one among the four who was most proficient with technology.<br/>"Could you check the mainframe Lillian," Aoura asked through the ship wide intercom.<br/>"Look for any anomaly, however small and seemingly insignificant."<br/><br/>With that she restarted the sub warp engines and without any prior warning pushed the accelerator to the max. There was something about the whole incident that had unnerved her and she wanted to get moving again as fast as possible.<br/>"Are you thinking what I'm thinking Z?" she asked after having rolled the ship and chosen a course that would eventually bring them to their location from the back rather than approaching it from the direction their original course had been set to.<br/>"Someone doesn't want us to get to High Hill before they're finished with whatever they are planning to do there," she elaborated.