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"200 different logs...I suggest you download those files to a device and listen to them while we move along. As for the ventilation...yeah we should keep them closed, one of us should work on checking the ventilation's for any heat signatures, bacterial substance, or patch into the stations cameras and look around for anything that appears wrong. We are in the control room, there must be some sort of terminal that has access to the monitors. If we are gonna find this mysterious source we might as well make sure nothing on this station is going to ambush us." Russian spoke before looking at the terminals scattered around the room for anything that seemed connected to the cameras, if they even still worked.

Eventually Russian found what he was looking for, a working terminal that was connected to a few working cameras. Of course it needed a password but with his hacking expertise he easily hacked into the terminal and began to use the working cameras to look around. "Lets see here...we have the hanger...some random hallway...and nothing else. Lets see what we find shall we?" Looking through the cameras, he found nothing of note. Just some old crates and more wreckage. He concluded this was a waste of time even though he spent less than a minute looking through it and stood up from the terminal to go somewhere else.

"Well the camera idea is now useless, now time to find out whats in those vents." Russian muttered as he walked over to one of the closed vents before placing a device on it. It was not an explosive of course, it was just a little gadget that would bore a tiny hole into the vent and insert a small remote controlled probe inside it so it would not let out any sort of virus and nothing would be able to get out easily. "So anyone brave enough to search the vents with my probe? Or not eager to have something suddenly jump in front of the camera to give you a heart attack?" He asked as he took off the device on his arm and offered it to anyone willing to give it a shot. "Its like using a toy."