The Vault closes to with a clunk as the locking mechanisms Daryn knew there would be no way the Cyber-warrior would escape. God forbid it became active again. His eyes briefly darted the scratched off name on the box following Sarah as he recalled that it had previously said Sarah Bilinger when he had loaded it on the ship.<span style="color: #4000FF">"Sarah <span style="font-style: italic">Steiner</span> have you heard the tales of the cyber-warriors of old? How in the ancient past they had been impervious to our strongest relic weapons? I wish to urge you to use the utter most in cautiousness in activating this specimen of relic technology. Aside from that I have something for you that you might like."</span>Daryn smiled and pulled a rifle from a locker with a horrible mismatch of weapons from the nineteen tens onward. He hands it to her saying,<span style="color: #4000FF">"according to our manuals this is a soviet era AKM often grouped into a large category of weapons called the AK-47 originally designed in the Soviet Empire. This is a later model which you can tell by its stamped receiver and side rail for mounting optics. According to the markings this one was manufactured in what appears to be the Tula arms plant. Let me know if you want to try some of the optics we have, I'll hook you up."</span>Daryn's eyes gleam at Sarah before he walks away over to one of the security panels and begins discretely downloading records on Sarah Bilingers before they had ability to transfer data from Earth. He would have assumed that the crate had been reused until she had actually scratched out a name on it. The UMF was full of clerical and logistical problems that could explain why the name had been wrong but not her suspicious behavior.