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No. Chase down that noise.

## Dialogue

```
One more glow rod cracked, which means I now have exactly 1 remaining. So I hope this is worth it.

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```
How do you know that this scuttling monster's whole modus operandi isn't to wait until its prey is ridiculously sleepy . . .

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```
. . . and then lure it into a corridor so littered with trash that the bleary-eyed prey slips and breaks its own neck?

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Because I am about 99% sure that's what's going to happen to me sometime in the next few minutes.

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All right. I'm gonna walk the halls. I'll scream like I'm the singer for a Van Halen cover band if anything jumps out at me.

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```
[Taylor is Busy]

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I've been everywhere I can get to inside this ship, and I didn't find a thing.

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No noises, no movement, no glowing green anything.

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I must've just dreamt the whole thing. And that's what I intend to do now, is get back to sleeping and dreaming.

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And probably scaring myself silly yet again. But next time I'll know better than to go looking for monsters under the bed.

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Let's just pretend this chair is comfortable (it isn't) and that I'm about to go right back to sleep (not likely) . . .

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```
. . . and that when I wake up in the morning there'll be a rescue ship waiting with a whole breakfast buffet on board (seems probable).

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G'night again.

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[Taylor is Busy]

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Morning, which means it's time to rise and shine. So I'm rising. And I'm definitely shining.

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By which I mean, I'm feeling like Jack Nicholson at the end of The Shining. Intensely cold and more than a little crazy.

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And--again, not trying to be gross here--I've got the absolute WORST taste in my mouth, and my saliva is green.

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Last night I slept indoors rather than out, and nowhere near a radiation source . . .

. . . this has GOT to be something atmospheric, a by-product of whatever I'm exhaling. I wish I knew what.

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Breakfast. That's what normal people eat in the mornings.

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```
And despite being stranded in deep space. I want to do just as many normal things as possible.

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So, like a normal person, I'm just gonna chow down on rat pellets and stale water.

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```
The breakfast of champions.

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Oh, man. I've really got to see if I can get into the caravel's galley today.

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I guess that should be my mission after I choke down this hearty meal, huh?

```

### Options

* Sure, give it a shot.
* Make do with rat food.
Lifeline Library

## Description

(Not to be confused with Lifeline Universe or the Lifeline Series)

From Wikipedia (Section 5):

"Lifeline Library [Released around Jan. 2017, according to App Shopper] is a mobile app designed to give users "exclusive first access to news, updates, and new stories."[8] Users have access to artwork relating to the game, and access to *Lifeline: Silent Night,* *Lifeline: Whiteout,* and the first chapter of *Lifeline: Whiteout 2."*

Note: Lifeline Library app is discontinued, not sure of the exact shutdown, app last updated 06-30-2017 according to App Shopper , can't find on Google Play or App Store

## Features in Lifeline: Library

### Alternative Lifeline Game

In Lifeline: Library, there was a game featuring Taylor in an astronaut suit who was on a desert moon that was able to be played in an original Mario game-like where Taylor would continuously move right, up and down rocks and would eventually stumble on infected astronauts and would try to go past them. The game has no ending, and upon a few levels, restarts to the same start. Lifeline: Library also featured Lifeline: Silent Night sneak peek and Lifeline: Whiteout 2 sneak peek. However, the Lifeline: Library series was eventually terminated.

### Pre-Taylor Plot

Another game called Lifeline: Silent Night sneak peek, as featured on **Lifeline Library**, before that specific series ended, features an astronaut name Mel, who also crash lands on the desert moon 31U00W (Desert Moon) in the Tau Ceti system. The moon is sarcastically dubbed "Jeff" by Choir. Mel can find places to choose around the moon and can visit the peek, but Mel will ultimately perish by the Green no matter the ending. This story takes place some time before Taylor arrives, and as revealed by Taylor, Mel's story is one of many on the moon Mel is on. Mel's decision does not seem to alter anything that would change the direction of Taylor's story.

[SPOILER] Mel is featured in Lifeline: Silent Night as one of the three enemy crewmates on Taylor's new ship.

[SPOILER] Mel is also featured as an enemy crewmate of Taylor in Lifeline: Halfway to Infinity, where Taylor listens to pre-infected Melanie Choir's playlist (Mel is short for Melanie). Mrs. Choir was said to be wing commander of the ninth battalion.

### Lifeline: Whiteout 2 Sneak Peak

Lifeline: Whiteout 2 chapter one can be seen in this game as V. Adams is with his dog, Blue, in an ALT deserted mine shaft. He holds important anti-ALT hardware and now needs the player for the first time in a while so he can escape warnings that the shaft will be blown to pieces in just a few minutes.
Planet U33J6

Is described by Taylor in Lifeline: Silent Night that this planet is where tunguskite is found. It is orbiting a black hole.

[SPOILER] LOOK AT THE NAME OF THE PLANET UPSIDE DOWN! Contrast that with 31U00W!

[SPOILER] At the end of Lifeline: Silent Night, Taylor approaches the black hole in the enemy Viridian ship. However, in Lifeline: Halfway to Infinity, Taylor survives orbiting around the black hole, but his or her ship is now on fire.

[SPOILER] In Lifeline: Halfway to Infinity, T2aylor mentions that the black hole by U33J6 is actually artificial. T2aylor gets into the theoretical but says that the green managed to accidentally summon an artificial black hole which can allow the green to take control of everything in the past, present, and future. A process called a Tipler Cylinder where a hypothetic construct to make time travel achievable was attempted, but seems like an impossibility. Frank Tipler in the 1970s proposed that a cylinder if spun on its longitudinal axis could achieve time travel because it creates a closed time-like curve. The creation failed, but the green managed to accidentally create an artificial event horizon due to a fractured space-time instead, causing the same affects but in addition the tunguskite crystals. This tunguskite possesses Hawking radiation or of particles made to exist for an incredibly short amount of time, but are preserved because the crystals are so close to the event horizon.

[SPOILER] Both Taylor and T2aylor fall into the black hole by the end of Lifeline: Halfway to Infinity out of the Viridian ship.
Dontgoinsidecaravel

## Dialogue

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Yeah. Yes. This is the safe plan. The smart plan.

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Nobody ever got space-murdered by NOT walking into the space-murderer's lair.

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At least not in any space-murder movie I'VE ever seen. And I've seen more than a few. (Remember, I'm terrible at sports.)

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So let's leave this creepy wreck in the rearview and keep heading for the creepy peak instead.

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(...It sounds worse when I say it out loud.)

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Okay, then. I'm gonna forget I ever saw this thing (not likely), and keep marching onward (very likely).

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Click here to continue dialogue
Dontbeababy

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## Dialogue

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"Don't be a baby"?

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Oh, and I suppose YOU get stranded on a desert moon every day, huh?

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```
You wouldn't be much good on a crisis hotline, anyone ever tell you that?

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```
I think I was doing better before I got this transmitter hooked up.

Just... I'm gonna take a break for a while. Try to assess the situation.

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I'll call you when I'm ready to talk again, okay?

```

*delay 30 mins* readytotalk
Sorry. No time to chat.

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### Dialogue

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Cool. Cool. I totally get it.

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Anyway, the crater's opposite side is in sight. I'm gonna buckle down, grit my teeth, and keep truckin' my way over there.

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```
Thanks for the pep talk. I'll message you in a bit.

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[Taylor is Busy]

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```
Well, it actually didn't take as long to trek around the edge of the crater as I thought it might.

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```
Here's the strange thing, though: Maybe fifty yards back, I tripped over something while I was walking.

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(Yeah, I know. I've been so graceful so far, it must have been hard for you to believe)

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Anyway, it was pretty well buried in the sand, but when I looked down at it... it glinted at me in the sun.

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Because it was METAL.

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It took me a minute to dig it up, and I've been examining it ever since, but I'm still not sure what it is, exactly.

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I mean, I guess it's GOT to be a panel from the Varia... it's just wierd that it came down so far from the rest of the ship, huh?

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Anyhow. I'm pretty much directly opposite the point where I started circling this crater, so I guess it's time to keep heading north.

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What a long, strange, counterclockwise trip it's been.

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[Taylor is Busy]

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Um. So. Here's something.

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On this side of the crater, there's a little ridge.

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And on that little ridge, there are more little pieces of metal.

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Like, SEVERAL more.

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And then, just on the other side of that little ridge -- where you can't see it until you've crested the little ridge --

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There's, um...

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...there's a spaceship.

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[Taylor is Busy]

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## Options

* Explore the wreckage.
* Stay clear of it.

## Previous Options

* ...
* ...
Leavecaravelnow

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I'm going. I'm going!

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```
Fear is an excellent motivator to get you through tight spaces, and to make you forget about hurt shoulders.

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```
Fear will also make you not care about your screwed-up compass.

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Fear will make you forget about absolutely everything except getting back outside...

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...where a barren, desolate moon in the middle of nowhere is somehow the most comforting place in the whole universe.

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Ah. God. I would kiss this soil if I didn't think Earth would get jealous.

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I don't know what that was. Maybe... maybe it was nothing. Just my mind playing tricks.

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It would sure suck if I survived a spaceship crash only to suffer a heart attack jumping from shadows, huh?

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I'm just gonna sit here for a minute and try to catch my breath, okay?

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[Taylor is Busy]

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Yeah. Much better.

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```
All right, before I go any further, let's stop and assess things for a minute.

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```
It looks like I've got a long hike north, in a northward direction, before I get to that peak up north.

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```
From here, I can see a couple more craters in my direct path -- small ones, though, nothing like the one I navigated earlier.

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This probably wouldn't be the worst time to pause for a little food and drink to refuel before I start off again.

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```
Shoulder hurts pretty bad.

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And my stupid ankle isn't doing much better. Man, I'm kind of a mess, aren't I?

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I guess there's no point doing much more thinking about it.

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I'm just burning daylight, and I don't really know how much of it I have to burn.

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So. . . off I go.

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It's gonna be a long march. If it's all the same to you, I'm gonna switch off the comm for a while and just concentrate on hiking.

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Talk to you in a bit.

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[Taylor is Busy]

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Something strange to report. I've been keeping close tabs on it, because I didn't want to say anything until I was absolutely sure.

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```
My IEVA suit's compass is 100% useless.

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```
I got to the rim of a small crater, a little ways back, and elected just to walk its perimeter.

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```
But the compass didn't alter itself in concert with my orientation.

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```
It just spun at random, or not at all -- it had nothing to do with which way I was facing.

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```
I mean, back when I was inside the caravel wreckage, the compass was acting all weird...

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...but I'd figured that was just a localized event, that whatever had brought the ship down had played havoc with its polarity somehow.

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```
I thought, once I got away from there, everything would go back to normal.

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```
I could still keep moving toward the peak, just navigating by sight, obviously...

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...but this is a little bit troubling, in consideration of the return trip.

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```
The winds have been really calm for the last hour or so.

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```
If I wanted to trace my footsteps back the way I just came, this would be the time to make that decision.

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### Options

* Keep heading for the peak.
* Turn back while you can.
Are you all right?

## Dialogue

```
Let's see. My ship just crashed in the middle of nowhere.

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```
No one is hailing on this frequency, and I don't see any survivors other than me...

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```
...the least prepared person in existence for this sort of emergency!

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But I got out of the whole mess with nothing more than a stubbed toe, so things are looking just peachy.

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```
Thanks for asking.

```

### Options

* Sorry about the toe. Smartass.
* "Least prepared?"

### Previous Options

* Who are you?
* What happened?
(W) Yes, much better.

## Dialogue

```
For some reason, you're the only one I can reach. Even then, only barely.

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```
The other frequencies might be scrambled. I'm not exactly sure.

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```
There's not a lot of options on this comm device.

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```
Listen, I can't waste time.

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```
I don't know who you are or where you are, but I'm putting my life in your hands, because my situation... isn't looking so hot.

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```
In fact, my body temperature is dropping fast in this cold.

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And I could really, really use some help getting out of here.

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I don't even know where "here" is...

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```
To put it simply: I'm lost and disoriented.

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### Options

* Wait, who are you?
* What happened?

### Previous Options

* Yes, but there's a ton of static.
* What did you do?
Turn back while you can.

## Dialogue

```
Yeah... maybe this is the best plan. I mean... given Tau Ceti's position in the sky, I've got less day ahead of me than behind.

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As long as I can see my boot prints in the sand, I'll have no problem.

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If and when those disappear, I'll have to navigate by landmarks like the caravel site and, past that, the enormous crater.

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If my luck holds, I'll make it back to the Varia before sunset.

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Maybe once I'm there, I can build a compass out of spare parts. I think I still remember how to do that.

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Anyway. Enough talkin'. No time for chattin'. Not even enough time for puttin' the "g" at the end of words.

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That's how you know I'm really runnin' short on time.

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All right. Back to hikin'.

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[Taylor is busy]

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I'm back in sight of the caravel wreckage. I never thought I'd be grateful to see this haunted house of a starship again.

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The generator is right where I left it -- which, of course, is exactly where it SHOULD be.

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Because, I mean, who was going to take it? I'm all alone on this ugly hunk of chalky white rock. Right? Right.

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I'm feeling weak as anything.

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The rations from the Varia will keep body and soul together, nominally...

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...but I don't think they were designed for the active, outdoors lifestyle I've been living ever since I got marooned.

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From here, if memory serves, it's better than four hours' walk back to the Varia.

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At least, that's how long it took me to get from there to here earlier. And that was WITH a working compass.

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My suit's headlamp is totally dead at this point.

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But I've still got 10 glow rods, so I wouldn't be completely blind.

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I guess my options are to forge ahead toward the Varia, and pray I get there before I run out of light...

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...or else make camp here, despite how scary that sounds, and get busy figuring out how to stay warm for the night.

```

## Options

* Keep going to the Varia.
* Make Camp.

## Previous Options

* Leave the ginny there.
* Take the ginny with you.
Uh... what? (SN)

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Pan-pan.

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```
That's... possible assistance needed. State of urgency, not yet emergency.

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```
Just a heads-up to all receiving parties.

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```
Although it looks like you're the ONLY receiving party. Over.

```

## Options

* So is this a mayday call?
* Are you in trouble?

~Both lead to the same dialogue.

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No. I want to be very clear, for the record. This is NOT a mayday call.

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```
This is just, uh, mild distress. Nothing we can't handle.

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```
I want that on the record. Over.

```

## Options

* What "record"?
* Who are you, exactly?

## Previous Options

* Uh... what?
* Who is this?
Launch (Lifeline: Whiteout)

## Dialogue

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Incoming communication request.

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Connecting.

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```
Speech to text protocol initiated.

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Link activated.

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(static)

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...ello? ...nybody there?

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```
(static)

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... think... had... accident.

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Ple... help.

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```
(static)

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```
(static)

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... an... you... me?

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```
(static)

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```
I repeat: ...an you ...ead me?

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### Options

* Not really.
* Yes, but there's a ton of static.
Check out the flight deck.

## Dialogue

```
Good Grief.  There's enough junk thrown around in here that I could probably build myself a jaunty robot companion out of spare parts.

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```
If I knew much about building robots. Or programming them to be "jaunty."

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Sorry. I tripped over something and went down hard.

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And, uh, despite everything you may have read... in space, you can definitely hear YOURSELF scream.

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```
And it's a little embarrassing.

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```
But the good news is, the thing I tripped over? It's a little generator!

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That means I've finally got a power supply!

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```
See there? Good things come to those who go bumbling around in derelict nightmare ships.

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```
Apart from those halls and their barely-open doors...

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```
...nowhere else in the ship is open to explore, other than (what's left of) the flight deck.

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```
Like I said, the instrument panels are trashed.

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```
Not that this caravel was ever in danger of taking off again, what with the whole "missing its engine" problem...

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...but it looks like it's all wrecked: guidance, communications, waldo controls. The whole nine yards.

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```
(The whole eight meters and change.)

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...Well, except maybe I spoke too soon.

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```
There's a... looks like a proximity alarm. Panel appears to be intact. God knows whether the rest of the hardware is functional.

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I don't think I really need an alarm system. Not like this ship is parked in a high-crime neighborhood.

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```
Plus, that means figuring out how to hook the system up to the generator.

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```
And that's IF the thing even works, which is a BIG "if."

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```
What do you think?

```

## Options

* Hook up the alarm.
* Just go to sleep.

## Previous Options

* Keep going to the Varia
* Make Camp.
Totheflightdeck

## Dialogue

```
All right. It's gonna take me a few minutes to sort through the wreckage.

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```
A lot of the heat shielding was stripped on entry, but it seems to have taken the worst of the damage.

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```
Most of the instrumentation looks surprisingly intact.

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```
Let me poke through this mess...

```

```
[Taylor is Busy]

```

*Delay: 5 minutes*

Click here to continue dialogue

## Previous Options

* Check the crash.
* Head for the peak.
Tunguskite

## Description

Tunguskite is incredibly valuable and is sought after back on Earth in the Lifeline Series. It is known for magical properties.

[SPOILER] The peak in Lifeline was believed to possess tunguskite, which can explain why that peak has properties that allow the peak to come in and out of existence. Taylor says that the mineral was mined from a planet called U33J6, which orbits a black hole.

[SPOILER] In Lifeline: Silent Night, Taylor uses them as explosives to prevent the infected green from grabbing hold of him.

[SPOILER] The Pearson Corporation (alongside the Green-eyed woman) and PWG seem to be after tunguskite in Lifeline: Crisis Line.

[SPOILER] In Lifeline: Crisis Line, Mary Jo, a possible suspect of Jason's death, says that she was inherited plenty of Tunguskite Crystals by her grandfather. Mary Jo says that her grandfather found them alongside the native Evenks in Siberia 50 miles away from the Tunguska Event. The crystals were taken as the sole custody of Chauncey as none of the Evenks were brave enough to take them over "supernatural" powers. They are also said to grow on their own, expanding and then splitting in two. Chauncey gives two of these crystals each to a geologist of the Royal Institute of England and one to a physicist in Chicago. Both end up in explosions, so Chauncey gives none to anyone else. Chauncey gives all rocks to Mary Jo, his granddaughter, as Mary Jo believes because no one else would listen to his stories even as Chauncey says he did so because she was a budding genius. Mary Jo also dismisses her grandfather as he believes him to be a believer in the supernatural, such as mages in Portland, Oregon. Mary Jo gives the crystals to Jason and his company to make enough money to provide for experimental treatment for her cancer. When Jason is killed over something else, his step-brother, Mike DeWitt, steals them. Throughout the game, the green, particularly the green-eyed woman, and Pearson Corporation are after the crystals.

[SPOILER] In Lifeline: Halfway to Infinity, the explosives Taylor made accidentally sparked a flare that resulted in making much of the ship completely on fire. T2aylor also says that these crystals are the result of Hawking radiation that encircles the black hole.

[SPOILER] T2aylor in Lifeline: Halfway to Infinity says that black hole around U33J6 was an artificial black hole accidentally created by the Green that permits the creation of tunguskite that traps Hawking or negative radiation.

[SPOILER] In Lifeline: Beside You In Time, tunguskite is used to blow up the Celadon Ace and HelpBot QTC.

## Appearances

* *Lifeline: Silent Night*
* *Lifeline: Crisis Line*
* Lifeline: Halfway to Infinity
Ralph Shoenecker

### Relatives

Clarabell Shoenecker, Madelia Hannagan, Annette Hannagan, Bob Hannagan, Huxton Hannagan, Sabrina Hannagan, Dairek Hannagan

## Physical description

### Gender

Male

Ralph Shoenecker is Maddie Hannagan's grandfather. He always seems to be in a foul mood around Celia, and for this reason, Maddie has calls him "stibben" (demsne slang for lame). He was best friends with Violet's brother, Tarver Kunkel. He went to Renasci as a kid and was on the Soccovolle team. Everyday in the morning, Mr. Shoenecker reads *The Chronicle*, a newspaper in the demesne, and grumbles about Celia to everyone at breakfast.

## Appearance

He had "thinning gray hair and gold-rimmed glasses."

## Gifts

Mr. Shoenecker was in Tattotauri so he is gifted at touch.

## Relationships

### Tarver Kunkel

Mr. Shoenecker was "really good friends" with Tarver Kunkel while the two were at Renasci. He blames Violet for Tarver's eventual paralyzation, and hates Celia by association. Maddie says that he wnet on a rant "about a wedding and being selfish and 'you'd think after paying that kind of price.'" This rant demonstrates the depth of his relationship with Tarver, as he still harbors very strong emotions years after Tarver's death.

## References

1. ↑ Melissa, Gunther. *Secrets, Letters, and Lies.* (Colorado Springs, Colo.: Hayes Allan, 2013) [Page 24]
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 2.2 Melissa Gunther, *Key to the past* (Colorado Springs, Colo.: Hayes Allan, 2011), [196-7].
Explore the wiring.

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There's not much more to explore, really.

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```
The bundled wires are as thick as a tree trunk -- maybe eighteen inches in diameter?

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```
They lead up through a hole in the ceiling that's just big enough to let them through.

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```
The only way I could find out more is to chip away the rock of the ceiling...

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```
...and since I don't have a pickaxe, nor any way to get up to that height, that's not really an option.

```

## Options

* Build something to stand on?
* Check out the computers.
People food! Try the galley.

## Dialogue

```
The door is... SUPER stuck!

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```
Fortunately, I am not above bashing it with scrap metal...

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```
...because, confidentially, I don't think we're getting our deposit back on this ship.

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I'm gonna keep at this for a bit because this is my best bet at finding rations.

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```
If I can just get through...this...damn...door!

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```
[Taylor is Busy]

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```
Okay. I don't want to say this is "impossible," because that sounds like I'm exaggerating...

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```
...so lets just say that getting into the galley is "improbable."

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```
Highly. HIGHLY improbable.

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```
It's starting to get late, anyway.

```

## Options

* Keep trying the door.
* Forget it for now.

### Previous Options

* Previous Option 1
* Previous Option 2
Try the east hall.

## Dialogue

```
Turning right, we head down the lovely (not lovely) and spacious (definitely not spacious) east hallway.

```

```
On either side of me is a sealed door.

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```
Without any power to get behind the pneumatics, I don't stand a chance in hell at getting these open, so I guess it's...

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```
Huh. That's strange.

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```
I just noticed that the compass on my IEVA suit still claims I'm headed north, even though I took a hard right turn down this hall.

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```
That's... kinda messed up.

```

## Dialogue

* Keep moving straight ahead.
* Turn back around.

## Previous Dialogue

* You have to keep exploring.
* Sounds scary. Turn back.
Keep going to the Varia.

## Dialogue

```
Yeah. I know there's a reactor waiting for me there, to keep me warm.

```

```
I've just gotta hustle. Four-plus hours is a long way to walk.

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```
All right. Off I go. I'll check in with you in a bit.

```

```
[Taylor is Busy]

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```
Feels like... it's definitely taking longer on the way back... then it did on the way out.

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```
Tau Ceti's getting really low. Maybe trying to make it back to the Varia isn't such a hot idea.

```

### Options

* Keep heading to the Varia.

* Return to the caravel.

### Previous Options

* Previous Option 1
* Previous Option 2
War on Green

The War on Green describes a secret war over the control of The Green. The Permanent Working Group (PWG) wish to cure the green, and is lead by Einar Blom. The Pearson Corporation is likely a part of The Green, and pushes their agenda to spread the parasite; it is likely led by Regina Virdi. This so called war is primarily featured in Crisis Line, which takes place inside a PWG facility.

## Player Interactions

It is possible to access a third alternative of taking sides within this warring of power between Pearson and PWG, as can be seen in one ending in Lifeline: Flatline. In this case, the protagonist of Flatline can share a coexistence with the Green, one that is against both corporations.
Keep trying the galley door.

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## Dialogue

```
I'd love to tell you that if you just clap hard enough and believe in me, I'll make this happen. Like I'm some sort of space Tinkerbell.

```

```
...but it's no good. I'm even working the door with a piece of scrap as a lever, and it hasn't moved an inch.

```

```
Centimeter. WHATEVER.

```

```
I'll try again tomorrow after I've had some sleep, but for now, I'm callin' it. Back to the main hall.

```

```
(P.S. If I make it home alive, Space Tinkerbell is copyright me. That's a million dollar idea, right there).

```

## Options

* ...
* [[...]g]

## Previous Options

* ...
* ...
Viridian

This ship was part of marine members Corporal Balthazar de Ley, Corporal Casper Cruciger, and Wing Commander Melanie Choir, of the Ninth Battalion. It is smaller than the White Star, but is also more maneuverable. It crashes on a desert moon, and all marine members are infected by the Green. Taylor, formerly of the Varia, flies the ship off the White Star with the marines and sends it to a black hole. However, the ship actually orbits around the black hole later on, and Taylor and Taylor's future one-week self as a result of the black hole, T2aylor, fall out of the ship onto the Viridian. As they do that, Mari Lee, from the White Star escape pod, enters the Viridian and is told by Taylor to somehow overcome the marines and lead the next future Taylor a better life.

[SPOILERS] The word viridian can also mean a blue-green pigment.
Ignore their eyes.

```
I can't ignore the eyes. There's nothing to look at anymore, EXCEPT for the eyes.

```

```
They can see deeper into me than anyone ever has.

```

```
They need me in that control room. Bringing them more ships. Bringing them more HOSTS.

```

```
There aren't enough hosts on this moon, so we call them from other sectors.

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```
And there aren't enough hosts in this sector, so we call them from other times.

```

```
We reach into the future for our prey: we fish from the past for our sustenance.

```

```
We pull starships from every space and time to feed our needs.

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```
Still it is not enough.

```

```
We must bring them all here, from all places and from all times.

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```
Until every living thing is our host.

```

```
And we are within every living thing.

```

```
WE ARE --

```

```
Hey! Ouch!

```

## Options

* What happened?
* What were you just babbling about?

## Previous Options

* Absolutely not! Board that ship!
* Ignore their eyes.
Just keep moving.

If you came here from Look for a medkit. or Make her comfortable.

Right. You're right. If I stop moving now, Captain Aya will end up dead too. Right now, she's all I've got.

```

```
There's... a lot to sort through. Gimme a few minutes, here.

```

```
Okay! Good News/Bad News time again.

```

```
Bad news: No medkit that I could find. I could get into the cabinet just fine, but the kit was gone.

```

```
Someone must have taken it for something, and not put it back before the crash. So it's probably still around, somewhere.

```

```
But! Good news: The Varia had two medical stasis pods on board.

```

```
One is so much scrap metal now (bad news), but the other is still intact, and all functions have a green light!

```

```
How do I know, you might ask?

```

```
Because I also found a portable generator!

```

```
(And then I did a little portable generator dance.)

```

```
It's small, but it'll keep the stasis pod running for days.

```

```
And the pod might not be able to heal the Captain, but it'll keep her wounds in check and keep that lung from getting any worse.

```

```
It's gonna be a pain in the ass to haul the pod and the ginny all the way back to the Captain, though.

```

```
You think I should bring her here, or try to rig this thing up to move it to her?

```

### Options

* Move the Captain.
* Move the stasis pod.

### Previous Options

* Look for a medkit.
* Make her comfortable.

## Storyline B: Look for the crew./Just keep moving forward./Never forget her.

If you came here from Look for the crew., Just keep moving forward., or Never forget her.

### Dialogue

```
Right. That... that makes sense.

```

```
The longer I spend staring at them instead of trying to figure a way out of this mess, the closer I get to joining them.

```

```
God, that's the most morbid thought I've ever had to think.

```

```
Okay, so... past the bunks, there's a corridor that branches.

```

```
The way to the galley looks pretty scorched. The other option is the lab.

```

```
I'm afraid of what I'll find if I check on my rats. If the humans didn't make it, what chance do those little guys stand?

```

### Options

* Try the galley.
* Try the lab.

### Previous Options

* Honor the dead.
* Look for the crew.
* Just keep moving forward.
* Never forget her.
Describehere

*or 'Describe where you are now.' or continuation of some other dialogue*

## Dialogue

```
All right, so, my escape pod came down in some kind of desert.

```

```
The ground is all cracked white rock. There's a huge white peak a few miles away.

```

```
Or, uh, kilometers, I guess. (They tried to get me to think metric for the trip, but some things are just hardwired.)

```

```
It's weirdly symmetrical, like it might not be a natural formation.

```

```
My IEVA suit's compass places the peak northeast, and then, in the opposite direction -- south and southwest, to be precise --

```

```
...are two funnels of black smoke from what I have to assume are two pieces of the Varia.

```

```
Best case scenario, it's ONLY in two pieces.

```

```
The crash sites look closer than the peak. What do you think I should do?

```

## Options

* Check the crash.
* Head for the peak.

## Previous Options

* Oooh. Smart kid.
* Okay. So where are you now?
* Want to talk about Colby?
Regina Virdi

Description

Regina Virdi is a prominent figure in the Lifeline Series, notably in Lifeline: Crisis Line and Lifeline: Flatline.

[SPOILER] She appears in Crisis Line as a possible skeleton at a house, even though she was supposedly at the same time a client of Garzia's Pearson Corporation in Lifeline: Crisis Line. The house that Virdi lives on has a photograph of Arika Lanphear that labels her as a murderer and a five-story house paradoxically in a two-story house as seen on the outside. The house, which seems surreal, contains a talking Glackle bird that directs a person to teleport through warp and weft. Alex Esposito can use this to escape the Green-eyed woman and Marvin Heckler.

[SPOILER] Regina Virdi may be the Green-eyed woman in Lifeline: Crisis Line. The Green-eyed woman seems to be desperately after tunguskite. A fly able to transform its size appears and announces the arrival of the Green-eyed woman with "she comes." In addition, the Green-eyed woman brings up the Timeless Monks and summons a power to access a person's memory in real time.

[SPOILER] In Lifeline: Flatline, Regina Virdi shows up as a communicator on the now-closed Pearson Corporation website that allows the corporation to be aware of what is happening at the PWG facility. Depending on the ending, Regina Virdi shows up in one Flatline, and in that ending, as described by Wynn as very white-toned and blonde. She has a remote and turns off the inhibitor.

[SPOILER] As indicated by Lifeline: Halfway to Infinity, Regina Virdi may be the queen of the Green, similar to the queen of an ant or bee colony.

[SPOILER] Depending on the ending of Lifeline, Melanie (Mel) Choir may also have been revealed by infected Colby to be the host, if not a permanent one, to the queen of the Green.

[SPOILER] Because of the old woman that seemed to have been Regina Virdi and because of the younger woman that seems to have been the queen in Lifeline: Crisis Line, and because Colby talks about Mel being a new permanent host of the queen, it may be that there were multiple hosts for the queen of the Green. It is possible that Regina Virdi is the queen parasite who was initially in an older Regina Virdi (now a skeleton in Lifeline: Crisis Line), then Colby briefly (in the bonus ending of Lifeline), then Mel (also in the bonus ending of Lifeline), and then reappeared as the green-eyed woman in Lifeline: Crisis Line and Lifeline: Flatline. However, since Mel was on the White Star with Taylor, it is possible that this hypothesis is incorrect or does not have enough information to be proven at this time.

[SPOILER] The name "Regina" is the Latin (and Italian and Romanian) word for "Queen." On that note, "Virdi" sound like awfully close to "Viridian." The word Viridian also means a blue-green kind of pigment.
Risk it; keep exploring.

## Dialogue

```
I am SO FREAKING NERVOUS about staying here any--

```

```
Hey! Check it out! A whole drawer full of glow rods!

```

```
Okay, there's no way you possibly could've known these were here, but still, I have to hand it to you... you were right to tell me to stay.

```

```
I'm gonna crack a couple of these and shake 'em like they wronged me. Now it really DOES look like a rave!

```

```
Plus there are ten more glow rods here that I can stash for later. Nice!

```

```
Suddenly I don't feel so freaked out by the dark anymo--

```

```
WHAT THE HELL WAS THAT?

```

```
Oh God. Okay. Oh God.

```

```
Uh, there was this... I don't know, this, like, scuttling type noise. Coming from behind me, out in the corridor.

```

```
And I turned around. And, and... I saw something. Something moving.

```

```
Something GLOWING. Glowing green.

```

```
Lots of little somethings, actually. Close to the ground. Glowing, and moving, and scuttling.

```

```
Which are three things that are way, way high on my list of stuff I was NOT EXPECTING TO SEE today, if I'm being honest.

```

```
I don't think I'm alone in this ship.

```

```
I gotta get the hell out of here.

```

## Options

* I agree. Get out now!
* Find out what it was.

## Previous Options

* Take one now.
* Hold off for now.
Look for a medkit.

## Dialogue

```
Yes. Okay. Great plan. There should be a medkit on the flight deck. Just gotta find it.

```

```
The damn forward med supply cabinet is scorched over. I'd need a crowbar and a power drill...

```

```
...and with my luck, I'd injure myself so badly that I'd have to use all the contents on myself if I ever DID get it open.

```

```
There's another med locker in the rear of the ship, by the crew quarters. I've gotta go for that one.

```

```
[Taylor is Busy]

```

```
Okay. Okay. I'm at the wreckage of the crew quarters.

```

```
And, well, this wasn't toatlly unexpected, but still.

```

```
I, uh... I fund some of the crew.

```

```
It's... oh, man. hang on.

```

```
Sorry about that. I had to go be sick behind some moon rocks.

```

```
So, there were a few crew members who were apparently pretty near where the Varia's hull split.

```

```
I can't... I can't tell who they were, or how many.

```

```
They're all sort of fused, to the metal or, uh, each other.

```

```
And we, I don't know, we might've lost some of the crew when we lost pressure.

```

```
Behind the sealed door to the rear quarters, though, I... I found the rest of the crew.

```

```
Antoine, trotter, Colby, Adair. All dead. All of them, just... dead.

```

```
I... I don't think I can do this. Knowing that all of them, every one of them... I just...

```

## Options

* I am so sorry.
* Just keep moving.

## Previous Options

* **Look for a medkit.**
* Make her comfortable.
Burythemallcrewfirst

## Dialogue

```
Yeah.  You're right.  I should... bury them, or something, huh?

```

```
There's got to be, like a spade or some kind of... something to dig with.

```

```
Man, this is gonna take some work.  Maybe I should keep exploring the rest of the ship, see if I can find some rations first.

```

```
I'm pretty much running on fumes, here.

```

### Options

* Makes sense.  Keep Exploring
* Dig now.  Explore Later
Leaveginnyatcaravel

## Dialogue

```
Yeah. Good idea. No point in expending any extra energy hauling this thing halfway around the moon and back.

```

```
Either I'll make it back it'll be waiting for me here...

```

```
...or I won't make it back, in which case I won't need the generator anyway.

```

```
(Or, third option, I'll make it back and the generator will be missing... in which case I'll suddenly have MUCH bigger worries.)

```

Click here for the rest of the dialogue

## Previous Options

* Seriously, go find it.
* Okay, get out of there.
Keep moving. Faster.

## Dialogue

```
Sure, that's great advice. "Oh, you're doing something stupid? Well, then, just do it FASTER."

```

```
No one ever went wrong by pursuing that particular strand of logic.

```

```
There's an open door at the end of the hall. That's where I'm headed.

```

```
The light on my suit is strobing like I'm at a rave. Any second now, I'm expecting a pounding bass beat to kick in.

```

```
Maybe tonight a DJ will save my life.

```

```
Geez. This door is... just barely open enough... for me to slip inside the next room.

```

```
I'd better hope there's not a buffet on the other side. If I gain an ounce, I'll never get back through.

```

```
[Taylor is busy]

```

```
Ugh. They should've sent a contortionist... not a science student.

```

```
Anyhow, I'm in. This looks like a pretty basic sick bay. I say that because I found a medkit in here.

```

```
And inside the medkit was a bottle -- a large bottle -- labeled in both Mandarin and English, so I could tell it was painkillers.

```

```
Which, I thought, yay! Because my shoulder hurts like there's no tomorrow.

```

```
(There may legitimately be no tomorrow. Fun thought.)

```

```
But the bottle is almost empty. It would make a nice maraca, but there are only three pills in it.

```

```
I'm not here to judge, but someone on this ship must've had a pretty serious problem.

```

```
Or else... they downed a whole bunch of pills rather than face whatever brought the ship down.

```

```
(Nope. That's officially too dark. Not gonna think in that direction.)

```

```
Between the shoulder and the ankle, I could certainly justify taking one of these pills now to make things easier.

```

```
But then again, things could always get worse later. I might want to hang onto them.

```

## Options

* Take one now.
* Hold off for now.

## Previous Options

* Keep moving straight ahead.
* Turn back around.
Readytotalk

## Dialogue

```
[Taylor is Busy]

```

```
Okay, look. I hate to admit you're even a little bit right.

```

```
But sitting here feeling sorry for myself isn't going to get me rescued. So I guess it's time to take action.

```

```
Please, just... remember I'm scared out of my mind, okay?

```

```
I'm grateful to have any human contact at all, I really am, but... take it easy on me, all right?

```

### Options

* Sorry about earlier.
* Grow some thicker skin.
Explore the wreckage.

## Dialogue

```
This is crazy. What I'm doing right now, heading down TOWARD this derelict ship instead of away from it... it's CRAZY.

```

```
I mean, this is the part in every single horror movie where I'd be watching the idiot on the screen...

```

```
...and I'd be muttering to myself, "Well, I sure wouldn't do that if *I* were you."

```

```
Except that right now, I'M the idiot on the screen.

```

```
Seriously, shouldn't I walk away now before the killer in the space-hockey mask Camp Mare Tranquillitatis jumps out and stabs me?

```

```
Or, worse, forces me to play space-hockey? I'm TERRIBLE at sports.

```

## Options

* Okay, turn back.
* No, you should explore it.

## Previous Options

* Just keep at it.
* Now I want some coffee.
Checkopening

## Dialogue

```
All right. I'm going to try not to be thoroughly unsettled by this, but I have to tell you,it's gonna be an uphill battle.

```

```
Because the recession in the peak wall?

```

```
It's a doorway.

```

```
I don't mean, like, it's a cave entrance that naturally formed in the rock, or that sort of thing.

```

```
I mean, it's a DOORWAY. With right angles and everything. At human scale.

```

```
What the hell do I even do with this information?

```

### Options

* Go through the door.
* Do some more exploring.

### Previous Options

* It definitely is not.
* You're sure they're yours?
Forget it for now.

## Dialogue

```
Cool. Thank you. I think I needed someone else to tell me it was okay to stop beating myself up.

```

```
Guess it's time to start trying to figure out some sleeping plans.

```

```
All right. Let's think through things here, try and figure out what my next move is.

```

```
The stasis pod is humming along nicely, keeping the Captain alive and well. Or at least alive.

```

```
Still, as long as the ginny is powering the pod, there's no way for me to fire up either the distress beacon or the gun turret.

```

```
I'm not so worried about the turret -- I seriously doubt there's anything else living on this rock besides me...

```

```
...but without the beacon, how will anyone know I'm here and alive? How will I ever get rescued?

```

```
After everything... I can't unplug the Captain for my own sake.

```

```
Can I?

```

#### Options

* Keep powering the pod.
* Power the beacon.

#### Previous Options

* People food! Try the galley.
* Stick with rat food.

## Storyline B

*If you came here from and haven't explored the lab yet.*

#### Dialogue

```
Cool. Thank you. I think I needed someone else to tell me it was okay to stop beating myself up.

```

```
So, I can either go see what, if anything, is left of the lab...

```

```
...or I can start trying to figure out some sleeping plans. What do you think?

```

#### Options

* Try the lab.
* Get some shut-eye.

### Subchoice A

*This is additional dialogue that appears whenever you choose the option and decide to bury the crew members.*

#### Dialogue

```
Cool. Thank you. I think I needed someone else to tell me it was okay to stop beating myself up.

```

```
Guess it's time to start trying to figure out some sleeping plans.

```

```
All right. Lets think through things here. Try and figure out what my next move is.

```

```
The crew is all buried.

```
Try one of the hallways.

## Dialogue

```
Fair enough. Everybody loves a good hallway excursion.

```

```
I think I already discovered all the treasures the med room had to offer earlier, so I'm gonna try the opposite hall.

```

```
The side doors down the opposite hallway are sealed too, but the facing door at the end is ajar.

```

```
It's... hnnnn... it's not open... wide enough... for me to get through.

```

```
But I can see into the room. It's the galley.

```

```
A lot smaller than the one on the Varia. And it looks like the inside of a galley-themed snowglobe after someone shook it violently.

```

```
Everything is everywhere, just strewn all over the place. MREs just waiting to disappoint someone's palate.

```

```
I've got enough of rations from the Varia to last me for a good little while...

```

```
...but it's great to know this is here. Because if I get hungry enough, I'll find a way to get through this stuck door.

```

```
I can promise you that much

```

## Options

* Keep trying the galley door.
* Back to the main hall.

## Previous Options

* Keep going to the Varia.
* Make Camp.
It's stewed veggies, dummy.

```
Huh. Yeah, I guess that's sort of what this tastes like.

```

```
Although it equally tastes like computer-animated rodent, so now I'm not
sure WHAT to believe.

```

```
[Taylor is Busy]

```

```
Okay! Finished with breakfast (such as it was -- beggars can't be choosers,
and all that.

```

```
The way I see it, today is all about reaching that peak.

```

```
I have to hope that my inability to get to it yesterday was just a
combination of exhaustion and optical illusion.

```

```
With food in my belly and the full day ahead of me, I'm liking my odds
a lot better today.

```

```
I also like knowing this caravel -- and the little generator -- are waiting
for me on my return trip to the Varia.

```

```
So, what do you think? Figure I can make it to the peak today?

```

## Options

* Yes, go for it!
* I sincerely doubt it.

## Previous Options

* Eat! You earned it!
* Keep fishing.
Sure, take a pill.

```
Okay. That takes me down to 2 pills, but I'm pretty sure the relief is gonna be worth it.

```

```
Now I've got a long, slow slog ahead of me  - -

```

```
I really can't overstate how big a bowl this crater is, especially now that I'm down inside of it  - -

```

```
but the peak is in view. It's not going anywhere. I'm going to get there if I just keep walking that direction.

```

```
My rattletrap compass still tells me I'm pointed north, so I guess I get my merit badge for that.

```

```
I'll check in with you when I'm closer to my goal. Until then...

```

```
[Taylor is Busy]

```

```
Things are...  a little weird. Mind if I unload?

```

### Options

* Lay it on me.
* I preferred silence.

### Previous Options

* Sure, take a pill.
* Tough it out.