<span class="bbc_size" style="font-size: 14pt;"><strong>EVENT ONE:  Thin Ice</strong></span>- III<br/><br/>The reboot sequence finished initializing the artificial intelligence and at once most of the panels on the ship lit up in something approaching normal. A clear female voice with a slightly British accent echoed throughout the whole of the ship.<br/><br/><span class="bbc_font" style="font-family: courier;"><strong>3... 2... 1...<br/><br/>"All systems online. Please be advised that there is damage to several systems. All repair manuals can be found at any panel. Immediately consult the instructions and equipment lists. Do not be alarmed, the ship has been equipped with self diagnostic tools and self repair kits. Please follow instructions precisely."</strong></span><br/><br/>At the same time the ship's AI launched into it's short info dump things changed in the comms room. The hub where Sarah and Mai were began to display all readings and connections. The system was fully operational. Unfortunately, the communications was a dedicated one way channel. The Lunar base was able to communicate with the ship but no transmission settings allowed for outbound transmission.<br/><br/>A separate monitor displayed a list that indicated some messages had been left and were waiting for various crew members.<br/><br/>On another display there were archives. Sarah may or may not recognize some of the formatting for the security logs. As with all company message logs there was an encrypted file that stored every message ever sent or received from this ship. If her memory could conjure up any information she might think it was impossible but the name of a certain executive was on the list of people authorized to unlock the files. The executive was the same one that Sarah had stole the password from. But with memories being the way they were, there was no way of telling if she was ready to remember that vital piece of information.<br/><br/>In another part of the ship the environmental systems were in need of reprogramming before they could be brought back online. The actual mechanicals of the environmental systems needed major repairs. It was a miracle the whole system had not collapsed yet. Zoey was alone at the system was the only one that knew the ship was most likely surviving based on whatever warmth and air was still trapped inside of it. There was about to be a major cascading failure if they didn't get it fixed soon.