After the strange tube creatures left the loot room, Claymoor relaxed from his previously rigid "electron microscope" morph. Some crazed janitor ran into the room just as Claymoor oozed through a vent grate into the air system. Claymoor reformed a set of three complex eyes, and proceeded to "scan" the strange janitor creature from a few different angles. Once Claymoor had a decent memory of his face and overall shape, he left. Slithering around the air ducts in a semi-liquid state, Claymoor collected organic matter, and explored this new ship. a few minutes of searching revealed a "computer room" similar to the one he had seen on board the "station". Thin, clear, crystal panels lined lined the walls, each with a chair and a desk in front of it. Claymoor oozed out another grate and into the computer room. Claymoor also left a small blob with a single simple eye at the corner of the entrance, to act as a sort of security feed. He didn't know much at this point, but he knew that people seemed to be something to avoid. Claymoor then signed into all 18 computer terminals using the crazy janitor's face. Each one played an ad for about thirty seconds before Claymoor could do anything useful. The search term, Encyclopedia galactica, which one of the station's replacement crew had mentioned, allowed Claymoor to see nearly all information about just about everything that humans had ever laid eyes on. Claymoor split into 18 small blobs, each at their own computer station. Each blob was barely big enough to support the three eyes, and 29 pseudopods, used to interact with the computer. Each pseudopod was stationed on one or more keys, and each eye could read independently. Knowledge of stuff in general began growing, Claymoor learned the the entire Standard Language vocabulary. He filed away definedly seldom used words in Ribosomal memory, a neat trick he had accidentally assimilated from a biodrive memory stick. Every 10 minutes a thirty second ad would play, which interrupted Claymoor's learning, and caused a general disgust for the Verivorans. The first complex speech Uttered by a planet purging Superweapon was a tastefully offensive remark about Verivoran physiology: "Just like a sea cucumber, they're assholes which ever way you look at them."