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- 1:23Good you're awake. Nice to have you back.
- 1:26Pathfinder. I'm hollow.
- 1:27Watch your AI companion. I suspect you are experiencing
- 1:31some disorientation and possibly amnesia as a result of your
- 1:35physical trauma. May I suggest you start
- 1:37investigating the immediate area to determine what our next steps
- 1:40should be? You are currently within the
- 1:45Hyperion excavation site on Mars.
- 1:48The elevator transporting you and the rest of the crew
- 1:50crashed. There are other survivors, but
- 1:53they're no longer in the vicinity.
- 1:55And you made it all in one piece too.
- 1:58I think some of your physiological readings are a bit
- 2:01unexpected, but that may be just your body reacting to the
- 2:05planetary environment. Anyway, shall we get moving?
- 2:11Very good. You move.
- 2:14I will guide. Light at the end of the tunnel.
- 4:04Don't be alarmed, Pathfinder. The eye is just a warning to
- 4:07potential predators. It can't really see you.
- 4:11At least, I don't think it can. None.
- 5:32I'm detecting a scanner up ahead.
- 5:35You should pick it up. Someone from the crew must have
- 5:37dropped it. That's Jake's scanner.
- 5:48I'm not picking up his signal anywhere nearby, though.
- 5:51Or anyone else's for that matter.
- 5:53He must have come through here at some point.
- 5:56At least his equipment is still operational.
- 5:58Let's try to learn more about this place while we consider our
- 6:01next move. Start by scanning the local
- 6:04floor. I need to know what's safe.
- 6:06This one is poisonous to eat. Keep it off your menu,
- 6:09Pathfinder. Interesting you could carry.
- 6:48water. Now we know you won't
- 8:01immediately starve to death, I recommend we look to utility and
- 8:04protection. Next you should make an axe.
- 8:07You'll need to gather some rocks, some wood, and some vine
- 8:11to craft one. I will mark the resources on
- 8:14your interface. You managed to build a
- 8:41satisfactory axe. Good job.
- 8:44Next you'll need to start a fire, preferably without
- 8:47injuring yourself. Not only will a fire keep your
- 8:50body temperature optimal, it will also allow you to
- 8:52thoroughly cook foodstuffs, oil, water to make it safe to drink
- 8:56and keep away any hostile entities we may encounter.
- 8:59You'll need rocks, wood, and dry material to start a fire.
- 9:04I can guide you to the supplies you need.
- 10:06I found a plant in your vicinity that might work as a water
- 10:10container, a successfully lit fire and after a cursory status
- 10:14check I see your body is free from burns.
- 10:17Now you can start cooking food and boiling water.
- 10:20It's wise to never trust any standing water you find here.
- 10:24You should always boil it fast. We know where to find water, but
- 10:29transporting it is another matter.
- 10:31We'll need to find you an object suitable for holding liquid.
- 10:35Keep an eye out for anything that might work and I'll do the
- 10:38same. That was quite clever of you.
- 11:07I'm afraid you're going to be stuck here until we find a way
- 11:10out, or until help comes from the surface.
- 11:14Even if that is statistically highly unlikely, there is a high
- 11:19chance this site has a daily cycle that lands in anticipation
- 11:23of that. We need to find you a safe place
- 11:26to sleep. If I may, I'd recommend building
- 11:29a leaf bed. Your delicate frame is far too
- 11:32fragile to risk shelter with anything less.
- 11:42Luckily you only need wood Apparently my predictions about
- 14:38there being a day night circle here were correct.
- 14:41Not surprising at all my prediction being correct.
- 14:43I mean, the dark is unpredictable enough already.
- 14:46Back on earth down here we have no idea what to expect.
- 14:51You must be prepared for anything.