The Story of the Lost ARC

[ARC-13]

New data acquired.
Processing priority: Medium.
Rubric: Long range travel capability.

Jump hole – a natural phenomenon in space, making possible to make FTL travel from one system to another utilizing jump-drive system. Allocation method – gravimetric scans. Gravitational anomaly created by a jump hole detectable at about 10K.


New data acquired.
Processing priority: Very high.
Rubric: Sentience hosts.
Planetary bodies within system are orbited by satellites of artificial origin. Estimation based on long range scans, which are showing ordered energy datum and homogeneously distributed atoms of outer cover protecting interstices.

Additional evidence: Direct contact with an organic carbon-based life form, able for a spacefaring. Method – usage artificially created vessels.
Additional research required: all attempts to communicate were useless.
Assumption: wrong com frequencies used.
Miscalculation: an attempt to stop speeding away vessel with an EMP disruptor provoked an intense hostility. Vessels attack was unsuccessful, vessel – disabled, sentience host with its protective shell – restrained.
Assumption: inability of a carbon-based organic to withstand deep vacuum.
Asserted activity: retry on contact, deliver sentience host to its kind, thus lowering levels of hostility.

New data acquired.
Processing priority: Very high.
Rubric: Mass hostility amongst sentience hosts.

A display of mass hostility upon exit of jump sequence. Reaction: engaging propulsion systems to maximize distance. Success acquired.
Calculating…
Conclusion: More data required…

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The Story of the Lost ARC