Work Log: GRG|_.:j:._ContractPart_NLCuAsFi

[Dartes]

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The junkers briefed GRG's delegate, explaining their report, which was exactly like the one they had.
So at that point there was nothing left to do but to start working on the first wreck that was found, as it would take less to repair and move.
"Repair vessels, start with helping the junkers in reinforcing the hull of the first vessel. We need to first stabilize it then we need to shield it, like Mr. Lawrence said. This operation needs to be done as fast as possible, so the crayterians don't wait for us too much."

At that point, the two repair vessels, contacted the junkers, to organize on how to work on the hull's stabilization, so they can be fast and efficient, because time was important.
In the meantime, the junkers started to work on the second wreck aswell, as they brought enough vessels to do so, but the wreck's condition was very bad. It was barely holding in one piece, but it was not something that was impossible to fix.

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After some work on the vessel, the structural reinforcement was completed, and the junkers awaited for our technology to kick in.
"Now it's the prototype's turn.Do you read?"
"Loud and clear. We are proceeding to start shielding the vessels."
The delegate was hoping that the remote control was still working properly because that other option was not tempting for him at all. So the vessel started to place a few shield generators around, in order to make it possible to survive a jump between systems.

After more than a half of hour, the delegate got word that the shielding was correctly place around the wreck. Then he opened the channel with the Junkers."We are done here. as the generators are still a prototype, they do not cover too much area, so our pilot needed to place more of them than expected."
Then he turns to the console. "The generators will be active in, three, two, one..." and suddendly they saw some powerful lights on the wreck. And then he started to check the statistics of the generators. "All generators are stable and working properly. They will hold, and hopefully we have no surprises." Then he took a small break to turn back to the front. "Whenever you want, fellow junker colleagues."