Snippet #1375099

The ship was magnificent to say at least but it still made one suspicious. What was a ship of that size doing out here? Were there still anyone in there? Would the hyperspace engine still work? If not, what else could they salvage? So many questions and so little interest. Upon further scanning and reports, Jacob discovered that most of the hangar bays was closed shut except two or three of them, that there were hull breaches very close to what Jacob believed was the bridge of the ship and to no ones surprise; there was several life support failures around the ships many sectors. Jacob began to doubt that anyone was still alive in there and also that they were going to be able to salvage anything from it. That ship was a dead one and those should remain untouched.

Soon he was joined by other crew members and the captain himself. Jacob spun around in his chair and faced the captain who had just asked a simple question.

"Here we got a massive ship that from the looks of it is barely holding together and there is no sign of any crew on board it. What do you say capt'n? Wanna move on or drop by and say hello to our new dead neighbours?" The pilot reported with his usual joking voice with a big grin under the helmet.