[b][right]COLONEL CALDWELL // DAEDLAUS // FLEET SPACE[/right][/b]

Caldwell was sitting in the chair as Doctor Robotnik continued to speak. Suggesting that he replace his personnel with robotic units. "I think we're quite fine with the personnel we have. These people are some of the best my planet has to offer, I wouldn't want to change them for robotic units I don't know, don't understand and don't have full control over." He spun his chair to look at the viewscreen on the side of the wall and nodded at Marks as he did so. "All I left out of the report was the specifications on the beaming system, all weapons are computerised and controlled by the control station here on the bridge. Shielding is as well. The only thing that may be relevant is this-" A picture of a weapon came up on the screen. "-Anubis has warriors with advanced armour that can deflect all kinetic and energy attacks. We have to assume he's using this technology here, so we need to make sure we're armed suitably. If you can wrap your head around this technology then you can equip it to whatever blasters or weapons that your robots use."

[b][right]LIEUTENANT BISHOP // EGG CARRIER // FLEET SPACE[/right][/b]

Bishop nodded along with Sonia. "It makes sense. Part of me wishes we had waited before getting involved in spaceflight however the Goa'uld made that impossible. We've got a fair understanding of the technology, over a short period of time. At least in terms of advanced spaceflight. We've been going to space for decades but we've had a sudden leap in technological advancement." He looked solemn for a moment before becoming re-centred. "We have a reactor powered by a radioactive substance called Naquadah. Small amounts can create vast amounts of energy. In the right syntax, it is also highly explosive. It's what powers our ship, whereas our fighter craft have traditional fuel-burning engines."

[b][right]DAEDALUS AWAY TEAM 2 // JEDI TEMPLE // CORUSCANT[/right][/b]

As Sheppard and his team breached, he went first followed by Anderson, Smith and Dawes. He looked to the left as the UNSC crew went to the right, before looking down the corridor. "The Archives should be just a short way down there, then down ten levels. The Wilkes will meet us down there." He to the lead, life signs detector raised so he could look through the scope of his P90 and at it at the same time. He paused as they reached the end of the corridor, lowering his P90 as Anderson took the front as he grasped the detector with two hands. The display turning to show a level by level display as several life signs appeared. He beckoned over the commanding officer from the UNSC squad.

"It looks like we've got one contact in the Archives. Probably some kind of lone guard. Should be a simple enough job to knock them out for a bit." He held out his hand to Anderson, who pulled a Wraith stunner out of a holster and handed it to him. He offered it to the squad leader. "This is a non-lethal weapon. We obtained it from a hostile species back home, it's capable of putting down most species in a single blow. Just thought you might want it in case you get the shot first."

[b][right]DAEDALUS AWAY TEAM 1 // IMMACULATE AEGIS // FLEET SPACE[/right][/b]

McKay was completely distracted by whatever had been said by the inclusion of the A.I. Once it was plugged in he went straight over to the podium, pulling out his life-signs detector and initiating multiple scans on the system. He didn't know if the A.I would 'feel' the scans but he wasn't interested in that. "Wow, this is incredible. We've toyed with A.I and had issues with it but this is a fully functional system that seems to simulate human speech patterns and reactions." He looked down at the device in his hand. "It's almost as if it has synapses firing, it seems to think just like a human mind without any of the limitations." He turned to the UNSC group. "How on Earth did you manage to program something like this, it'd be incredibly complicated."

He looked down at his tablet as if realising what he was here for. Sending it to the Immaculate Aegis system he turned to 'Isaac'. "So I've identified multiple lines of code that may indicate inefficiencies in the subspace borer and the navigational systems onboard the ship. Should you be able to read these lines of code as quickly as indicated you should be able to determine much faster than me if these are errors that can be fixed."