“I don’t see any other choice in the matter,” Kat replied, staring at the images in the hologram. “We’ll have to work with what we have for now.” There was a lot here but from what she could gather it didn’t really go anywhere. There were no chairs around the table sitting was out of the question. Taking in a steady breath, Kat leaned against a nearby pile of crates that looked like they hadn’t been touched in ages, arms folded across her chest, and watched from a bit of a distance. Not that she would complain, of course, she has gone this long with little rest; she was more than capable of holding out for as long as she had to.<br/><br/>“This is a lot to sift through,” Ryan commented as he moved to lean in a bit closer to the hologram. “Some pieces are missing… I don’t know if I’d be able to get my hands on anything that might help either. These files look like they had been locked away for a reason.”<br/><br/>“That isn’t very surprising. I had a feeling there would be a lot. While I was being held captive, they really seemed desperate to keep whatever secrets they had safe.”<br/><br/>“Obviously, they didn’t do a good job of that.”<br/><br/>“I disagree,” Kat took a step forward towards the hologram and pointed to one particular section. “This one right here, I recognize it as something from the military. We know that the military has a hand in whatever is going on and that they have hidden away or changed most of what’s here…” She paused for a moment, trying to figure out a better way to explain. Technology might not have been her strong point but she liked to believe she knew what she was doing whenever she spoke up.<br/><br/>There was a part of her that wanted to hint to that, but she decided it was best to not say anything. It wasn’t like it would even do her any good and there was enough going on between the three of them at the moment. It would probably cause more tension, which didn’t seem to be easing, much to everyone’s dismay, and it wasn’t like she had anything to prove. She didn’t want to come off like she felt like she did. There simply wasn’t any reason for it.<br/><br/>“Eric had found something that required two codes,” Ryan said, looking at Eric out of the corner of his eye.<br/><br/>Kat nodded, “I’ll see what I can do to fit in the piece of that code I have… if I can remember it.” Looking to Eric, she added, “I can’t guarantee anything right away, but I hope it’ll at least be helpful.” How long has it been since she has needed that code? When Thomas had given it to her, she had tucked it away somewhere and has since lost it since moving from ship to ship. At one point it had been fresh in her mind but now she had buried the memory so deep it was difficult to make it surface.