[Center][h2][color=a36209]Akame[/color][/h2][/center]

The crew all equiped themselves with the latest technologies of Yamesh and all entered the drop ship on their way towards the drifting vessel. The large shuttle doors opened and the dropship shot off towards the unknown ship. Akame was dazzled by the galaxy surrounding them and letted sound a few very cheerfull sounds from her human mouth [color=a36209]"Oooohhhh, wooooooww, aaaaahhhh."[/color] This went on for quite some time while she looked out of multiple windows of the ship. It was always fun to look at rhe many stars that filled the sky.

The dropship arrived neatly and well and docked onto the big drifter. They all left the dropship and entered the docking bay. At first sight the ship looked old and rusty from the inside and seemed to be abandoned for many years now. The dust particals circled the girl in mid air and floated along the lines of her body in a slow hypnosing flow. The windows to the outside displayed the galaxy and illuminated the room very lightly with the light of the closest next star. Akame circled her eyes over the walls and ceilings of the big room in the ship but couldn't see much further than her own hands. She turned on night vision making her vision much clearer and sharper and glanced around the room a little. 

Awfully quite for such a big ship. Her steps echoed through the room as the advanced further. There was a big lack of presence but also a huge lack of corpses. If the ship was so big there was sure to be a body somewhere nearby or at least smell or anything that was comming from the corpse. Akame unsheated her pistol and kept it close to the front of her body so she could shoot any time if something would pop out. Bandits or any kind of human survivor. 

Akame followed the rest of the group and followed the commands of Candace. She stayed close to the others and held a good eye on her surroundings. The crew gave in multiple report's of what was still functional and what not. Akame nodded a few times thinking in her own heaf what a good solution may be and continued on while the scouts scanned the place. No life support but there is artificial gravity. Light signs of electricity but only less than standard so most likely only control currents to send pulses to open the doors. Most likely the doors won't open unless a bigger electrical current is send to the door mechanisms itself. That would be the only logic thing but knowing this wasn't exactly looking like something that humans made, it might even run on fairy power if that's the case. 

Yamesh frantically started working on the console to whatever it may do [color=a36209]"Yamesh. Is the ship runned by electric power? Or something that the other races use?"[/color] She waited a moment for reply and walked along side the walls of the ship and slided her hand along it while walking to catch the dust on her hand and make a trail with her fingers while she did so [color=a36209]"If it's out of power we might need to cut it or blow it in the worst case. Cutting will however take longer. Still the best case would be to supply it with our own energy and open it for ourselfs. I doubt that will rise any suspicion to anyone still on the ship and it won't make any noise."[/color] She overlooked the door and tried to see if there was any way to manually open it.

[color=a36209]"Commander. Once we're through this might it be an idea to split up. If we don't find the thing that is stopping our ship it might be an idea to let Yamesh see if the reactor and the engines are still working. Max and his group can than try to find out what is blocking our ship and happened to the crew, getting ready to fly is their secondary objective if it is needed of course."[/color] Akame shook her head to the once around her that the door wasn't gonna open and walked back a bit to explore some more of their close by suroundings [color=a36209]"Can we maybe find heat sources by making the range of our vision bigger? I'm not an expert on this but it might give us some way of knowing if there is still someone alive on the ship." [/color]