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Fleet Captain Summuria spoke with urgency, addressing her concerns to the rest of the crew. “+3.2 Fleet Captain and when we dock, we’ll need to refuel the thrusters; also, look at the Prince; if she can be up and running, she’ll need a class 1A space dock, which isn’t anywhere near here,” she said.

McConnell, needing immediate information, turned to Summuria and asked, “Pilot, where are we exactly?”

Summuria, taking on her role as Hades Sector Fleet Captain, replied, “Hades Sector, Fleet Captain.”

Determined to confirm their location, McConnell clarified, “You mean this is sector nine?”

Summuria confirmed, “Affirmative, Fleet Captain.”

Realizing their stroke of luck, McConnell exclaimed, “We’re in luck, you young space monkey! Hades station is a class 1 dock.”

Apologetically, Summuria admitted, “Sorry, Fleet Captain, I forgot.”

McConnell, sternly admonishing Summuria, expressed her frustration, “Young lady, space is no place for forgetfulness, lapses of memory or other such things. When we get back, you’ll get a full workup and won’t be on this ship until you do.”

Summuria humbly apologized, “Certainly, Fleet Captain.”

Knowing time was of the essence, McConnell quickly opened a communications window and contacted Tina, the communications officer, in order to relay their exact location to Hades station.

“Bridget to Communications,” McConnell called out.

Tina responded, “Communications Bridge, go ahead.”

McConnell wasted no time and instructed Tina, “Tina, patch me in to Hades station; will you relay 889/77 alpha chained to 44/78-90 in your best bet based on my current location?”

Tina assured her, “Hold on, we’re patching now.”

Moments later, McConnell found herself speaking directly to Hades station, urgently conveying crucial information.

“Echo, Echo, Sub-channel 445.94, Hades station, this is CAG-224 priority traffic, Alpha Black (emergency class 1/1a), and we are at stellar grid 37 over 97 by 455 by Tango. 1.1.2 drift factor 37.2 over,” McConnell announced.

Receiving a response from Hades station, McConnell continued, “Hades station, I send: CAG-118 has been located and is drifting, cause, unknown am imitating rescue per Section 36.5 over.”

To McConnell’s surprise, the Administrator of Hades Station turned out to be her sister Tilly. The familiarity in their relationship was evident as Tilly addressed McConnell.

“Jade, this is Tilly. Switch external camera x-ray 0.2. The target over,” Tilly said.

McConnell acknowledged Tilly’s instructions, responding, “Copy, Hades administrator, switching now.”

While the technicians aboard Hades Station analyzed the situation and formulated a plan, McConnell couldn’t help but feel overwhelmed by the darkness surrounding the Prince’s drifting position. The presence of the Prince and her crew in such a perilous situation weighed heavily on McConnell’s mind.

In Sector Nine, known as “wild space,” the uncolonized expanses of space where risks were higher, McConnell recognized the level of danger they faced. Although all space was technically considered “wild space,” there needed to be a clear demarcation for legal purposes.

Acknowledging the information provided by Hades station, McConnell confirmed, “Wilco, Hades station, CAG-224 acknowledges and will keep apprised.”

McConnell added, “Have space tugs Lemma 2 and 14 on standby at 2.3 pre-Regulation 24 (b) Section 2.3.1 over.”

Tilly responded, reassuring McConnell, “Wilco, Star Raptor. They’re on their way in. Will comply with your orders.”

Concerned for the safety of the crew on Hades station, McConnell emphasized, “Hades will require qualified deep space medical personnel on standby.”

Tilly provided a reassuring response, saying, “Star Raptor, please be advised that Lemma 2 and 14 both carry required personnel and engineering teams to assist if necessary.”

Observing the situation unfolding, Summuria spotted the approaching tugs and informed McConnell, “Fleet Captain, we have two tugs approaching.”

Feeling a mixture of relief and hope, McConnell responded, “Excellent. We’re making progress. Let’s keep everyone informed and ensure the safety of the Prince and her crew.”

Realizing the gravity of the situation, McConnell asserted, “We also need to have Lemma 2 and 14 on standby in case we encounter any complications.”

Assured by Tilly, McConnell felt a renewed sense of optimism that they would successfully rescue the Prince and her crew from their precarious position in wild space.