He gave her a small smile. "Probably because you are talking to someone trying to explain something he only somewhat understands. It makes sense when you have been here a year or so. Not very good sense, but there is a method in the madness.<br/><br/>As for the ship, I rescued the two others from it. One of the crew had gone insane, killed most of the rest of the crew, sabotaged the engines, and then got killed by the male. He was impaled to the captains chair after trying to land the vessel, and was rather depressed by it, as I had to talk him out of suiciding before I removed the metal chunk that had destroyed about half a lung. The other woman was in a healing tank, never got to learn why, and once I swept the ship for other survivors, we relocated the ship to a spot a mile or so under a desert, to prevent any contamination from dispersing from the severely overloaded reactor.