<strong>All</strong>three of the team saw that there were, stuck into the ground and forming a rough corridor from the hangar entrance to open air, a series of small black spikes.  They were only faintly visible in the dim light but had clearly been placed with intent.<br/><br/>In<strong>Reva</strong>'s opinion the ship was still intact.  The external damage looked bad, but was largely superficial and not directly structural.  The jagged rip only went through the outer hull.  The hole was deeper, but small enough that it probably hadn't caused significant structural damage.  There were certainly some internal systems that had been damaged or destroyed but, if the holes were patched and the engines restored, it might even be capable of flight once more.  It was a military ship with numerous redundant reinforcements, compartments, and so on.  In theory if the front end had been sheered off the rear end still might have been able to fly, not well, but she was confident it could be repaired.  The bigger question was the state of the internals.  More specifically how much would need to be repaired and replaced, and what equipment would be needed to perform the repairs.  The ship certainly hadn't crashed just for fun.<br/><br/><strong>Jules'</strong>flight around the ship showed a series of dents and rips on the far side of the ship.  There were a few that might be possible points of entry, but they would be a tighter fit and a bit of a climb.  To see into the hangar would require exposing Jules to view from inside the hangar.  The rip looked like it went through a couple of decks but was a fairly easy way in.  The hole in the roof was a straight drop, but doable with a rope or similar device.<em>  (OOC: If you want to more closely examine any specific entrance with the drone let me know, I didn't want to assume and might require a roll or two.  So the paragraph mostly just refers to a general overview of the ship.)</em><br/><br/>The only approach that had consistent cover that<strong>Lyssiah</strong>could see was over the ridge.  If they came from any other direction they would have to cover mostly flat terrain.  There were boulders and some small depressions to use as cover from any direction, and it was dark, but also far more exposed.<br/><br/><strong>Valerie</strong>noticed that, within the corridor defined by the black spikes it looked like dust had been kicked up before settling down again.  If she were to guess she'd say it was probably from a ship's engine, something small like a fighter that had exited and/or entered the ship.