<span class="bbc_size" style="font-size: 14pt;"><strong>EVENT ONE:  Thin Ice</strong></span>- III c<br/><br/>The atmospheric controls and environmental stabilizers were coming online as the inmates worked on them. Fortunately this wasn't hard work and the instructions were clear for each. The AI delivered up tailored sets of directions for every issue they encountered. The ship was designed in such a way that most of the controls were universal or shared similarities with many other ship functions, all meant to be interchangeable for ease of repair. The hard work was done by the ships AI and the computerized controls as it regulated internal instructions and calculations to make the different parts of the ship perform different functions. Although altering those instructions and modifying anything took specialists with highly technical skills.<br/><br/>A clear female voice with a slightly British accent echoed throughout the whole of the ship:<br/><br/><strong>Please be advised that we have lost primary drone command from Lunar base and are now adrift in the debris field. The next attempt at reestablishing drone command will not occur for twenty four hours. The automated magnetic shielding has been engaged to keep the ship from coming in contact with debris.  This will have no impact on your repairs.<br/><br/>Atmospheric controls should be fully operational once you repaired the required number of panels as previously instructed.<br/><br/>I am also going to advise that there is a large piece of debris less than 1764 meters directly off the hangar bay. It would be advantageous for some of the crew to retrieve it and bring it directly into the bay. There may be hull plating that can be used to repair the exterior hull of our ship. It will not require any work outside of the ship to get it as it will fit through the dock. Or for the more criminal element on board... It's a simple snatch and grab.</strong><br/><br/>The AI lightly chuckled at it's own humor.<br/><br/><strong>After analysis the sensory data indicates that PHI-828 was struck by a large piece of debris not from the debris field. This is what damaged our ship's systems and put us directly into the debris field.  The origin of the offending debris is unknown at this time but it was definitely not from this field. It is also most certainly the cause of all our issues.</strong>