"Elsewhere. My surveillance doesn't cover the entire compound. Too much sabotage, too much damage to the infrastructure. They were trying to spy on me, with the Creepers, but I stopped those. Now? Who knows where they've gone. Maybe they left, though they do still try to get in, every cycle or so."<br/><br/>The system is both fairly heavily damaged, from the ravages of time and poor maintenance, and heavily protected and encrypted. Even brute-forcing the data is going to take time and effort, and he's had plenty of time to put in countless failsafes, redundancies, and dead-ends in the programming, every one of them encrypted with a complex key; too much magic might simply short out the entire system.<br/><br/>What he does manage to learn, though, is that they were forced to land here when the magic seeped through their defenses, and started to interfere with their ability to control their ship. It seems like it was shoddy workmanship, though the old records were inconclusive, to begin with, and by now, are much too far out of date to even begin to analyze. He can also shut down most of the defenses, but doing so will allow magic into this place, completely annihilating the sensitive technological material that might survive.