One simple diagnostic scan made the solution all so obvious to Mai. There were a few frayed wires to be replaced, a number of loose connections, and some of the parts simply hadn't been dusted since the war. Fixing both the hardware and software problems will take the rest of the day, even for her. As the data and error reports rushed through her vision at a pace only she could keep up with, Dan stood back looking on with curiousity. To him, it seemed she had just plugged herself in and started staring off into space for a few seconds. "Uhh, Mai? Are you fixing it?" He left the room and started heading downstairs to the kitchen to see what was taking the sandwich so long. He stopped just outside the door to give a quizzical look at the closely listening Hagetaka. "What're you doing?"<br/>Dan's entire system is now at Mai's fingertips and she has half a day to root through it while she goes through the repair operation. There are a lot of text files involving boring accounting figures and appraisals of strange objects with detailed reports of successful raids scattered among them. It seems he'd already written a report on the one he returned from a couple of days ago. Hidden among everything else were 3 strange files labeled SUBJECT 1, SUBJECT 2, and, SUBJECT 3.