Sarah refused to run, given all the potential hazards aboard the wrecked vessel, but she walked quickly. She had missed the tapping sound at first, but once she noticed it she also sought out the source. It definitely sounded like some deliberate noise being made by a person. Letting go of Richard’s hand, Sarah searched for one of the emergency med kits kept in the atrium. When she found one, she took it with her. She had no medical training, but thankfully modern technology had come up with a few devices that were fairly idiot-proof. She then hurried to catch up with Richard once more—she definitely did not want to get separated from him, as his presence was the only reassuring thing in this disaster. “Watch that electrical cable there,” she told him. “We’d better start shutting down power to any compromised or nonessential systems.”<br/><br/>The tech also noticed that her personal comm seemed to be receiving messages over every channel it could pick up—however, none were addressed to her personally and she did not want to take the time to begin sorting though such a mess just yet.<br/><br/>The announcement over the emergency system was slightly reassuring. “We should check in with the captain after we take care of the obvious hazards here,” Sarah replied to Richard. “Given our specialties they might have use for us.”<br/><br/>Sarah finally caught up Luisa. “Hey... Luisa was it? I don’t think I mentioned my name earlier, I’m Sarah. Could you take this med kit and see who’s in there? I want to head over to the maintenance computer and try to shut off the power to the all the dangerously exposed wires in here.” She holds up the kit to the other woman.