<span class="bbc_u"><strong>Cargo - Bay</strong></span><br/><br/>Shaan walked with Francis, and listened to the important parts, nodded and replied, “Good that you set up a defensive parameter, I'll leave you in charge of the cargo-bay in case we run into trouble. There's a slugger-gatling in the green crate, just flip the locks and the crate folds down, it's mounted and pretty easy to handle, the aim has been locked to cover the cargo-airlock, and it's soft ammo, won't damage the structure, but it sure will knock down even a fully plated android with it's 400 slugs per minute.”<br/><br/>"…..blood hungry and kills us all."<br/><br/>Shaan raised a brow at Francis, happy that they hadn't loaded the A58, then his face turned serious as he informed Francis a little about the mission target.  “Collegia picked the crew, I don't have a say on that, but they are right, we need something special, and you shouldn't underestimate your own skills and reputation.”  Shaan looked at Francis, trying to get eye contact with the big pirate. “The current crew is the best specialists I have ever seen on the same team....  And the target... It's an old Terran ship, a cruiser from the colonial war, from before the jumpgates were shut down. It's a nightmare visiting it.” Shaan grimaced, the subject disgusted him, “something in the cargo, or maybe the warpdrives, ripped an opening into sumra, I don't really know what it is, all I know is that we move through it when we enter FTL, and I've seen strange shit there during my years as a spacefarer, was trapped there once with a broken warp-engine.... Funny thing, it had passed only a day when I got out, but I must have been there for at least a week, and it felt like years trying to live through it... Anyways, there's something that drives people mad, and it's worse than the regular space-sickness that drives people crazy, it's more like they get possessed by sadistic and destructive flesh-eating demons or shit... I don't know any other way to describe it,you'll find all sorts of horrors, some of the old crew still lives on that ship somehow, but I wouldn't call them human any more.”