LLTEC Recovery Report #1: Exposition herein provided by a Doctor Menlisas, Chief Analytical Director of the LLTEC Corp.
"Yes, begin with the mission summary; this is Dr. Menlisas, reporting in from given jurisdictions over the LLTEC Corp recovery fleet located exactly, through rough estimate provided by statistic droids, one kilometer from the target. Though visual observation and external scanners, no damage is seen through the hall, but upon further penetration the internal structure of the ship seems to have been torn apart by what appears to be military-class artillery shells. The engine room temperature, even through the chill of space, is readable; it's suggested to be in flames, perhaps in danger of self-destruction if the fuel lines are compromised. A team will be sent in to extinguish the fire before further infiltration measures will be taken; in the meantime, further attempts to discern what happened will be made. Life support systems on the ship are down, unlikely that anyone is still alive; perhaps there was a breach in the hall, or certain internal passageways were not properly pressurized, leading to an implosion of various key structures within the vessel.
"Further scans now reveal that all escape pods have been jettisoned, but none are seen within the vicinity; communication channels are open, none are encrypted - further analysis reveals no recent reports into the discovery of the vessel. Nor does it appear to be boarded, as the more valuable modules upon the ship are still online and communicating through basic, automated software as we attempt to establish reach the survivors. If they've drifted off, statistic droids read a minute twelve-billionth percentage of successful retrieval of their pods unless further resources are deployed to assist, which is unreasonable for the lives of such low-ranking individuals. They were to be silenced anyway, best to allow them to drift into the void, to pass away peacefully; it is my opinion we remain focused on the task at hand. Several boarding shuttles, our own make, have made physical contact, breaching will be a prolonged procedure to our inability to discern internal conditions. Improper procedures may lead to a detonation of expose, volatile chemicals within the ship and ultimately threaten the specimen.
"Recovery is our utmost priority, but discovering what was responsible behind the disaster will also prove beneficial, nay, instrumental to preventing further financial tragedies. Specimen #1136, perhaps the most intact relic discovered in the Haunt, was still locked within hibernation. This sleep was reinforced through freezing in carbonite, to ensure safer travel to the Center; intel was on lock, likely to investigate an internal breach for the cause of the accident. Heat signatures have been picked up within the docking level, likely not one of ours; upon breach we expect to isolate the specimen, if freed. Intel on the creature has purposely been subtracted from the marines, their sole objective is to occupy it while more specialized units can infiltrate and captured #1136. Statistics droids are assuming a massive death toll, at least ninety-nine-point-nine percent. If worst comes to worse, and the specimen cannot be contained, we still have direct orders to maintain #1136's safety; we will reorganize our fleet around the vessel and proceed to tow it back manually. This is Dr. Menlisas signing off, will update pending further progress into the operation."
