The flight path, if Reva's estimate was correct, would take the ship very close to the Caterwaul but not directly over it.  It might come down to luck whether the ship was spotted, or if it was running any active sensors.  She received only a clipped<strong>"Affirmative" </strong>in response to her transmission, though she could almost feel the stress in the word.<br/><br/>The buggy reached the crater without incident or ambush.  They were able to navigate down without issue and set it to a low-power standby mode.  It would respond to a specific broadcast signal and nothing else.  As they hopped out of the crater and made preparations to head up the ridge they heard a crackle on the radio, followed by a dim flash of light off towards where the Caterwaul was parked.  The lack of an atmosphere meant that there was no refracted light, which meant what they had spotted was at least high enough to be above the bulk of the terrain.<br/><br/>There were no sentries along the ridge that they could spot.  The vantage, once they reached the top of the ridge, was truly impressive.  The ship was massive even at a distance.  They could see, due to a slightly sideways angle and a lower vantage point than the images they had seen, that the hangar that lay in the bottom front of the ship was still exposed.  The beak of the ship rested against the ridge and concealed the hangar below.  A dim blue light could be seen emanating from within the hangar that indicated some power was still active, maybe even some presence.  There were a few tracks around the ship, a few burn marks, but no sign of vehicles or people.<br/><br/>The rest of the ship was badly damaged.  There were numerous sections of exposed internals, several jagged rents and slagged holes.  There was a vertical rip in the side of the ship about halfway along the hull that was visible from their vantage point, and a large crater on its top that might be accessible from the ridge.  Otherwise there were certainly airlocks, though whether or they were still active was anyone's guess, and possibly other options on the far side.  The objects they were after were probably in the crew quarters, but schematics of the ship were not exactly commonly available, so where precisely in the ship that might be was anyone's guess.<br/><br/>OOC:<br/>Please make a Perception roll.<br/>Please let me know if there are any other rolls you would like to make that seem relevant.