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Diaries of the crew on this mission.
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Venn is alive!Β Both of the Steward ships we thought lost in the explosion from L476 were pushed away from the planet on a shockwave, and eventually the ships powered up enough to return to Absalom Station.Β In fact, the Stewards believe the planet itself may have survived the explosion.Β Thankfully, the artifacts we set out to destroy were on the Eoxian ship that we know was blown to bits.Β Unfortunately, they may have used the weapon on the Knights of Golarion’s ship– that will need to be looked into, as well as one smaller Eoxian ship that was seen heading towards L476 moments before the explosion.
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So… a lot of rooms to get through, but we were lucky! I-9, all banged up, came limping into the pyramid to help us while Brock powered up the ship, once we got the array on the planet to stop draining it. Lexx determined that the pyramid was designed by Azlantians. We used the stored energy to turn the weapon towards the Eoxian ship. Total obliteration! But then, the weapon itself started a countdown– the planet had become unstable thanks to that last blast, and we had the option of… well, getting off the planet or not. Of course, we did! But we hit drift space just as we saw L476 “supernova,” taking the remaining ships in orbit with it. We don’t know of there was anyone left alive prior to that, but there cetainly wasn’t by the time the planet exploded.
We took a day to get back to Absalom Station. The ship needs a fair amount of repairing. The Stewards took over for that, thankfully, as they have the resources that would otherwise necessitate a trip to Khefak Depot. We’ve agreed to “freelance” for the Stewards. They pay well, and what are the odds a planet will explode every time we work for them?
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