The Last Scout Page #5
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The same as us.
That is the most common type
of scout ship.
But one of ours off course?
The only ship near was the Utah.
There's no way it could
be one of ours gone off course.
Pegasus, telescope.
Coordinates eighty-seven.
Vector 12 A.
Zoom.
Enhance.
Oh, great. It's a Chinese ship.
How the hell are they here?
They sent out the same scans
we did.
Maybe they launched
a couple of months ahead of us.
Which begs the question
why they stopped.
They're right on the edge
of the system. Why not continue?
Maybe they sent a probe
to the planet,
proved it wasn't viable.
They just figured
it wasn't worth it.
Maybe they're making repairs.
- Maybe they're dead.
- Hey.
Maybe we should just stop
speculating. All right?
Until we have a little bit
more information.
Right now all we know is that
there is a ship out there.
Mike, resume course.
we can get a closer look.
- Edward.
- Yes.
Wake everyone up.
So what if they're hostile?
Okay. That's a possibility.
I think we're too close to stop
now. I say keep going.
That ship could have
every spare part
we'd ever need.
It could make our lives like a
hundred times easier. Come on.
Exactly. And there are
certain medical supplies
we seem to be running out of
quicker than we should be.
Captain,
whatever happened on that ship,
to stop them
it could happen to us!
Oh. Okay.
Or the information on that ship
could help us foresee
something...
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
As feeling as that sounds
I see no good in treading
in dead men's footsteps.
But what if they need our help?
Oh, f*** that.
Let's complete our mission,
then we can circle back
and investigate
if we have to head back
to the fleet.
- We can't do that.
- All right.
Oh, that's sure.
The new world is just
around the corner.
And you haven't even sent out
the probe.
And then what the hell?
You have some
revelation from God?
We can't make it home.
- What?
- Captain?
The plasma overload last week
burnt 12 cubics of anti-matter.
We'll use the reserve. Pete?
- We already did.
- Oh, Jesus.
What?
Okay. Listen. We need anti
matter to make it back.
That ship may have some.
When the hell were you going
to let us know that?
This is not a democracy, Gerry.
We're boarding that ship.
We're going to help them
or ourselves or both.
The information on that computer
is critical to us.
We need this.
We don't have a choice, guys.
Captain, all attempts
to hail the unidentified PT32
have gone unanswered.
I cannot sync
which is unusual.
It may be offline.
Our approach course is set.
And we will be ready
to dock within the hour.
Guys, when we get in there
we are going to head
straight to the computer area
in the Bridge
and try to link up.
Then I want you to go
to Engineering
to figure out if
they've got any fuel left.
Okay, Jane.
We're at the airlock.
We're ready.
Copy, that. Good luck, boys.
Jon to Jane.
Seal the airlock.
We're on the Chinese ship.
Seal the hatch.
Jane, hull integrity
of the unidentified PT 32
is at 62%.
Protocol recommends
we seal the airlock,
and retract the docking corridor
while the away team
complete their mission.
Correction.
Whole integrity
of the unidentified PT32
is now at 61%.
I don't like this.
Where the hell is everyone?
We should have come across
Keep it together, guys.
Pete, go and check in there.
Yes, sir.
Meet us on the Bridge.
Nothing but rotten food
in here, Captain.
Can you get a read down
over here?
Copy.
It's all in Chinese.
I'm assuming their system
read outs are the same as ours,
which case it looks like
we got good atmosphere pressure,
environment is a little hot,
but we do have oxygen.
We should be able to breathe.
So we could take these off?
Yeah, sure. After you.
Okay.
I need you to get
the main engine power back on
so we can get the computer
back online.
Okay, all right.
- Voila.
- Ah, it's good stuff.
Okay. I'm going to see
if I can access their logs,
figure out what happened.
Head to Engineering and see
if that there's anything
that we can salvage.
Mike, I need you to figure out
how and when they got here
and how long they'd been here.
How's your Chinese?
It's been a while
since I needed it.
Yeah, same here.
Well, at least the ships
are the same
so the controls are identical.
Yeah, all made in Taiwan.
Hayley speaks some Chinese.
I'm hoping
she can translate them,
but we've got to find
the logs first.
No crew. No sign of life.
Is this what happened to her?
I think I've got something.
Huh.
That's it?
It's the last one.
He doesn't look worried
or anything.
He seemed concerned.
Maybe whatever happened,
they didn't know it was coming.
How are you coming
with the transport logs?
Not good.
All the file headings
are in Chinese.
I'm going to have to go
through them one by one.
Okay. Upload them to Pegasus.
We'll get Hayley started
on the translation.
- I'm doing it now.
- Okay.
What?
- Somebody else is on this ship.
- What?
- Someone else is on this ship.
- Who?
I don't know who,
but I've seen enough
scary movies
in my time to know not to go
and investigate the loud noise.
grab some of my friends
and we can all go
and take a look.
I'll check the internal sensors.
Offline, great.
Okay. We're blind here, guys.
We have to do a sweep.
Stay close. Let's go.
Jane.
Pete was able to get
the Dragon's AI unit
up and running.
I am now connected to it.
Hayley, Mike has sent over
some files for you to translate.
Many of the Dragon's systems
are still offline,
including the internal sensors.
The Captain has now ordered
to ship to ship radio silence.
They have a code 7 situation
on board.
Mike, watch your six.
I've got it, Cap.
I thought
we checked the whole ship.
Obviously not.
Are you sure you saw something?
I'm sure I saw something.
I've never seen you run so fast,
Pete.
Hey, you know what?
You don't believe me,
why don't you run ahead
and take a look?
What was it?
I didn't get a good look. Okay?
But it was like some
like craze maniac,
like 6 feet
or something like that.
Six feet?
It's in engineering.
Pete, it's the Engineering...
Okay. Okay. Okay. I see it.
It's just in here.
You wanna go first?
You got it.
Yeah. Okay.
Jesus. He's only a kid.
Probably Pete's
six foot monster.
- He knocked you over, didn't he?
- I tripped.
Of course you did.
Hopefully he's got some answers.
I got him.
Let's go.
Six feet, huh?
I don't want to talk about it.
Is that what you call backup?
It was leadership
skill that made me warn you.
Hey, Captain.
Yeah.
Me and Mike were wondering...
if anything happened to you,
who would you want
to take command of the ship?
You know, in the event of
something going bad, who...?
Captain.
Actually Pete was wondering.
I know the answer to that
already.
Oh, what I was saying
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