Shar moved closer to the tear investigating. She sighed and listened to the comm chatter on the bridge. Flygirl said pretty much what Shat though herself. "I agree with Flygirl ma'am. Seems like shaped charge to me. That is only was to explain why only one wall is damaged." She finished reporting and then listened to new orders. Before she could acknowledge them, Tite reported some liquid.

"Is it bloody Tit?" She asked him as she started moving along the wall towards the front of the cargo, looking for anything interesting or dangerous, but mainly for any survivor.

"Bridge...I don't believe I'm alone down here," was Erm'olai's next transmission via communicator as he stared at the door. "The doors are now locked, but I'm hearing quite a bit of ruckus beyond them." he continued before turning back to the mainframe access and began to frown.

"Also, the virus doesn't seem to be in the Turret Control System or the tarting arrarys and memory banks. Currently checking capacitors."

After his report, he checked his belt for Seta'sis Sword, mostly to confort himself that he would have a means to defend himself.

Bridge

Listening to Erm'olais message, Sa'kira scowled. "C'bar Shar and Tite'Yanus, I need one of you to quickly head to the mainframe! C'bar Erm'olai thinks he's not alone, I want someone there to investigate right now!" she shouted in her transmission.

Shar frowned looking around through the things flying in the cargo, when she received the message. She would love to go there and get into fight, but Tite was better choice. "You should go Tit, you move way faster then I and be there sooner. Go!" She said to Tite.

Bridge

Def'leor fought to keep her frustration in check. Def knew she had to keep her attention on piloting the Gam'Trosha and keeping it safe. But her sense of indignation warred with her common sense. She wanted nothing more than to help find the agents of chaos who had wounded her ship and endangered her fellow crewmen.

She monitored their progress, and watched as the asteroid was assaulted by the simultaneous waves of missile bombardment. The two sections were moving ever further apart. A quick check of the scanners showed that they had no yet reached a sufficient delta-v to miss the planet.

Cargo Bay

Tite'Yanus nodded to Shar and took off towards the exit of the bay.

"Check out that liquid," he called out behind him as he exited.

Outside the Mainframe

Tite wasted no time stopping at the armory and trying to hastily don his module. He was trained in unarmed combat and he figured that, if this was truly an emergency, unarmed would have to suffice. Immediately upon arriving, he attempted to look for the engineers or signs of a struggle. If he noticed an assailant, he would pounce first and ask questions later.

Mainframe, just outside

An indivisual in an armored body suit was crouched just outside the door, wearing the full monty with their head covered so they couldn't be identified. The person glanced around, looking up at the door, then side to side, before looking back down at the explosive package they were setting up.

Mainframe, inside

Another window appeared, showing that the virus had become isolated in the ships secondary memory banks.

Cargohold

There was still more debris in the bay, but soon the flashing of the lights outside revealed more than just the small bits and pieces of debris that were a hazard but also floating glass - which casted stecatto like reflections on nearby items.

In the distance, toward the back of the back, a faint flashing light could be seen - going on and off every few seconds. Checking the ships schematics, Shar would notice that the back of the bay held several large tanks.

Outside

Another She'tan'ora exploded, this one far off. There was a rise in comm. chatter from the fleet, with the rise demonstrating that a number of Shipmasters were rather green.

Bridge

"NSV-G..m'tr...s...a d.. you r....d? Th...s .... the NSV-Vi...nce.." came a crackling message over the ships communications.

Outside the Mainframe

"Ma'am," Tite'Yanus called into the comm, as he sprinted towards the armory. "We have an armored hostile on the ship. He has explosives and is attempting to access the mainframe. There is a high likelihood that he is attempting to blow up the ship. I'm heading to armory. If you can, I'm going to need a few more guns with me."

Armory

Tite'Yanus immediately set the computer to don his My'leke module, as well as his standard heavy weaponry. Once it was attached he sprinted off towards the Mainframe again. "Equipped with heavy weaponry ma'am. I apologize in advance for the damage I cause to your corridor."

Shar stopped to check the liquid moving towards the hole. She could not really smell it in the suit, but she still reached out and got some on her finger, giving it a better look. She just hoped it was not blood. Still no matter what she found she had to check those holding tanks. Shar did not remember having holding tanks here.

"Moving towards the back of cargo to check the holding tanks ma'am." Shar reported, still streaming video to bridge.

Gam'trosha Engineering Bay - Maintenance Conduit

When all that Keri received in response to his message to the bridge was the harsh sound of static white-noise, the young kit rolled his eyes and muttered in an acerbic tone. "... and of course, now my communicator isn't working. What's next I wonder?" The annoyed kit cast an annoyed glance at the waiting explosive. "On second-thought, I don't want to know."

With little choice in the matter, Keri'cruen set about the process of disarming the detonator as carefully as possible. After first confirming that the device possessed no unusual modifications from the standard L-24 detonator, the kit gently began removing the casing and he looked inside at the various internal components that were revealed. With painful slowness, the young kit tried to disconnect the power supply -- hoping that without energy there would prove no further chance for the detonator to receive a signal or else explode of its own accord.