A Memory Faded

[Spectre]

She found him on one of the port side observation decks, rather ominously staring out into the nebula surrounding the Alaska star. The blueish-green light bathed the room, as well as him and her. Reyes wasn't anywhere to be seen, but report from somewhere else on the ship would say she was helping some of the other crew with menial tasks.
He looked over his shoulder, unusually calm. "This soon?" He sighed. "Better get this over with, then.."
He turned and followed her, proceeding through the maze of hallways towards the conference room. He remained quiet, a slight limp to his walk, but otherwise the same as when they started this whole investigation.

Upon arriving at the door to the conference room, he noted the two marines outside.
"You two.. I don't recognize you from before.." He looked to Nova. "You brought more of them aboard?"
He clenched one of his hands only slightly, but let it go the next moment later. However he responded to Sader was not the same way he was responding with her. Perhaps it was the chain of command, or something else entirely. Regardless, he merely gave her a questionable glance, upset mixed with confusion.


The damage report would come back from the teams outside, albeit not as much as she might've expected. What patch jobs outside that were done were repaired with metals commonly found in the Omicrons, logically. However, there were some instances of Order ID numbers and hastily scraped away symbols that would easily give off that the ship was in some form of Order shipyard. There wasn't any indication as to how long, or for what reason other than repairs, but the news was still there.
Teams near the engineering area would also report something similar, however much less than the report from the outside. Most of the ship's engine room was fairly scraped up, most likely from the Legion incident Hemlock spoke of before. The reactor itself, while still functioning to provide power to the ship's computer, hummed with a scratchy rhythmic grind that only showed the experience she'd been through.