He nodded, and followed behind her, glad to have gotten a guide. He winced as he stepped into the room, and stared at the reactor, his jaw dropping as he watched the coolant spill out. "But, but... That is NOT how that works. Is that a fission or fusion reactor, or something else? Because if it is either of the first two, then it should be shutting itself down due to the fact that the coolant kept it in the proper heat range to react. Once the coolant is gone, it should overheat, shutting itself down as it melts into a single piece of slag."<br/><br/>He stared for a moment longer, before shaking his head. "The only possible way that could work is if it was designed to do that, due to it likely being much cheaper. And if someone did so, then I am calling foul, and I will be in my trailer until the director gets his head out of his ass and gets off his drugs. Because I can't do anything to stop this."<br/><br/>He stared at the problem, before shaking his head. "Is there anything on the ship you absolutely need to save? Because I suspect this thing will go boom inside an hour, likely much much sooner."<br/><br/>He gave the others a warning about the problem, and that all he could do was punt the damn ship back into space to let it safely explode, though he did put up a tech field around what he thought was the more sensitive parts of the ship's engine, to give it a bit more time.