What if Elster is given a final chance but this time...Somewhere else in a different place and time? After the cycle is completed, LSTR-512 has been sent by teleportation to the mining ship called, the USG Ishimura. At the same time, the crew of USG...
Isaac Clarke was sitting back in the Kellion, listening to the distress signal that was sent from his girlfriend, Nicole Brennan. He kept replaying it many times while shock space.
Kendra: How many times you're gonna keeping rewatching her? We're five minutes, you still got that on repeat? I guess you really miss her.
Isaac Clarke: Ishimura's not the kind of job you turn down. But when you're six months apart with only vid calls...It's rough.
Kendra: I don't blame you. Don't we're almost there, you'll be able to look her ip on board. Sounded like, you two have a lot of catching up to do.
Chen: Here we go- Nice clean re-entry. Welcome to Aegis VII.
The USG Kellion exits out of Shockspace where they arrived at Aegis VII.
Isaac Clarke: Imagine staring at that chunk of rocks for six months.
Hammond: To an independent miner, that's a gold mine. Aegis VII has one of richest finds in CEC history. Cobalt, Silicon, Osmium. Now, where is she-
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Johnston: There she is. We have visual contact.
Hammond: Beautiful, ain't she? One of the biggest planetcracker in her class and it looks like they've popped the cork.
Kendra: Wait, why is it so dark? I don't see the running lights.
Chen: I see it. I'll get us into hailing range. Someone should be waiting for us.
Hammond: Just stay clear of the approach on the Asterioid field. We're here to fix their ship, not the other way around.
Chen tries to make contact to the USG Ishimura through coms.
Chen: USG Ishimura, this is the emergency maintenance team of the USG Kellion responding to your distress call. Come in, Ishimura. *No response* Ishimura, do you copy? Come in, this is the USG Kellion.
Kendra: You ever hear one of those full communications blackout on those things?
Isaac Clarle: Never. I mean, come on. Someone has to pick up the phone.
Johnston began to boost the signal more. Then, they began to hear what sounded like a weird static on the coms. What they didn't know is that it wasn't static.
Johnston: What is that?
Issac Clarke: Probably a busted Communication array. Maybe, a broken encoder. Daniels and I can handle it in forty-eight hours, max.
