Look around for any gases to absorb.
None other than the oxygen everyone is breathing and you feel it wouldn't be a very good idea to absorb that.
Riki checks for hidden panels in the shuttle.
(5) You look around and see a small crack poking out in the walls. You pull open the hatch and see a number of Blu-Ray discs in a box labled "Ship's Log" and a switch labled "Deploy Disc Player".
<<Interesting, this must be that new avant-garde joking style I've heard so much about. I'll play along. I would never touch these crates! The idea repulses me! Up is down! Right is wrong! Such entertainment!>>
Don't not not touch the crates. Very much so! Instead, take a closer look at the labels. Do they have anything marked saying where they came from, or what their destination was?
(4) They have nothing stating their place of origin. Only the shipping date and destinations. It also says 1/2 of the sample was to be give to each destination. Shipping date is 9/17/2853. Destinations are Jovian Orbit Biohazard Research Station #2 and "Not our problem anymore"
Deep Orbit Containment Area #1. Odd names.
"Sack, where are you??
Continue looking for the sack.
(4) You hear him down the hatch. Jumping down you see Sack and Riki. Running at the sack you say, "Hi Sack!" and it replies back "Hello.".
Float a small amount of gas towards the vents, if possible, then into them.
Worth trying.
(1) It completely vaporizes that part of you (painfully, somehow) and an automated voice says "Unauthorized material detected. Beginning lockdown procedures."
A force field thing forms around the blast door chamber, a metal shield seals off the window and the the doors to the ship close while alarms ring and lights flash red.
Use my super strength to open blast door.( apologies, didn't keep up with this)
(3) You punch the door leaving a sizeable dent into it but it doesn't break! You start angry at the door.
Poke is to awestruck to do anything!
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