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"Foreman Grisholt, far too many people injure themselves or worse in lower-stakes jobs because they try to push themseves before they are fully healed. You will not go out onto the field until you have made a satisfactory recovery. Is that understood?"

Misha whipped around aimming the shotgun over Aleron's shoulder for the moment, she waited for him to enter and start to clear before she would turn her back to him again to watch their arse end in case any of those things wanted to come ad eat whatever just made a loud noise... Meaning her and Aleron of course...

It was Mio who would answer Aleron's question, "The lower portion of the the station seems to be shielded from sensor-probing, Lieutenant. No digital map without hacking into the station systems, and those are probably heavily encrypted." He was backing out of the crawl space over the airlock now, replacing the panel before climbing down. He picks up the noise of the door crashing against the wall and winces.

"Pardon me, Captain, but what is a satisfactory recovery in these circumstances?" Sonja would ask. This was why she didn't like military types, always so bossy. To Miya, she shakes her head, "Unless you guys can hack into he station systems and find a map, I won't be able to do that. They kept things down below pretty secretive. There are parts of Maintenance we weren't allowed to go to without the proper clearance."

The door and the frame its the wall with a horrendous amount of noise and lots of sparking. The door was supposed to slide into the wall to the side of the office, but apparently the entire thing had taken damage at some previous point and had only been loosely secured in position.

Of course, it attracts the attention of what was lurking in the room. A high-pitched cacophony of shrieks and barks greets the two as a swarm of little bits of ...whatever bounces from around the desks and other furniture in the office suite with eerie quickness to lunge at the two soldiers.

Aurora had agreed with Aleron's initial idea of having Sonja guide them with electronic assistance from the ship. :I was thinking the same thing," she tells Aleron. She's disappointed to hear that it wouldn't work. To Sonja, she replies, "When you are not prone to re-injury. I am taking the Doctor's silence as confirmation that it is still quite a possibility?"

She jumps up from her seat when Aleron radios that they had contact. "Roger that, Lieutenant. We'll be out as soon as we can."

((They basically bits and pieces of bones and flesh that have been reanimated, and are basically overall no bigger than the size of a hand, though they've got tendrils and other bits that are longer that they can use.))

Sonja huffs; laying here just wasn't going to sit well with her.

Aleron's blasts rips into the things, but more were there to replace those blown away. As at this range, shotgun-type weapons weren't very effective against a swarm. They were going to leap onto Aleron and Misha to rip them apart...

((Hm, how to put this...Mobilty=good, standing still=bad.))

Aurora radios into the lab to try and wake Gin. When there's no answer, she decides to leave the woman to sleep and head out on her own. She gets suited up and is out of the ship in a matter of minutes. "Roger that, Lieutenant. Magic fire, coming up." She makes a quick stop at the armory on her way out and bursts out of the ship with three flamethrowers, opening up on the moving blobs as soon as she had a safe shot.