There was no response from the Caterwaul to Reva's transmissions.  The Caterwaul, in the air or space, might have had a reasonable chance against the type of fighter the trio had seen.  The Caterwaul, powered down and on the surface, would have had no chance.  There was always the hope that the Caterwaul was just maintaining radio silence, and that the destroyed target was an entirely different visitor to the abandoned, uncharted, lifeless, moon.<br/><br/>The trio were able to continue without issue and it wasn't long before the bulk of the ship loomed above them.  The breaches on this side of the ship would be a difficult climb.  There were no obvious handholds and while the ship's hull wasn't sleek, it wasn't designed for climbing.<br/><br/>The ship was at a slight angle, or had managed to bury itself slightly in the dust, it was hard to tell which.  The result was that they could find three easily accessible airlocks.  There was one near the front of the ship, a couple feet above the surface of the moon but easily accessible due to climbing rungs, that looked to still have power.  There was one midway down the ship that was roughly level with the surface of the moon and seemed to lack power.  There was a third near the rear of the ship, a bit forward of the engines, that was buried at the bottom by a foot or two of dust and also seemed to lack power.  Of course, if they were cutting through a bit of an obstruction might not be the end of the world.<br/><br/>There were a few other airlocks, mostly up higher on the hull, that would be accessible but not necessarily easy.  There were some rungs for climbing, but most seemed to be missing or retracted.  The easiest was about twenty feet up, near the front of the ship, and looked to have power.  There were rungs that ran down from it, but for the last ten feet towards the surface of the moon they had been sheered off.