Aabria Iyengar

You speak of non-proprietary, non-sensitive information.

And it's like you're hearing a series of doors lock in this impossible hallway between you and the technology.

But it doesn't sound bad.

And as your mind starts running through and you're giving little mental snapshots of your view of the cockpit... Authorities are on the way.

this being, this security protocol is filling in the blanks up until like the sort of screenshot that you have of the slaughter.

You're essentially getting like CCTV footage of like the run-up of that point.

So where you see two dead pilots and a Skrull, you see...

A minute before walking into frame, a hooded figure, obviously they've covered their face, thin, lithe, muzzle flashes.

And the second shot gets incredibly close.

And in that moment where it looks like the gun is pressed to the chest of the second pilot, a hand comes away and begins writing the first, the like lean in.

And then this person's right hand leans into the smear of blood on the front of the first pilot that they shot and begins writing the rest of the message underneath it simultaneously.

And so every fragment of slaughter and state of the ship that you show is filled in with the blanks of a single assassin coming in, somehow absolutely getting the drop on all of these people.

I think you are able to notice with an eight that...

There's some sort of audio component that they were able to get the drop because this person is moving soundlessly through the ship.

You give that and there are multiple ankles offered back of no other people than the three of you and the original like six soldiers entering on this ship before it like took off.

And I think...

As a little gift, there's something very kind in the offering of information that this might make for a cleaner report when Jemis Octavo, like technical people come and like look at the data and now there is more to offer.

You hear in this sort of fictive hallway, something like a key being tossed down a hallway to you.

There's nothing that the ship does.

It doesn't blush or affect any movement.