“That sounds like a good plan,” Sarah told Richard. She tried to pretend the situation was just a problem solving issue, no different than her normal work. It helped keep the danger of emotional breakdown at bay. “But let’s not forget that<em>the Exodious</em>itself has fusion generators and a lot of useful equipment and materials. We may get off this ship soon, but we’ll probably have to climb back in countless times.”<br/><br/>When the two newest arrivals departed, Sarah shouted after them. “Hey, don’t go too fast and watch your step—there could be exposed wiring and structural instability!” She sighed. “Let’s stay with them for now, I’d like to at least know everyone’s area of expertise.” She follows them with Richard, glad to be out of the room with the corpse.<em>Well, the room with the recognizable corpse.</em>she thought grimly. “We’ll need a lot of people to help remove and bury these bodies before they become a health hazard,” she said to Richard and Ellen.