Objective 1: Life Support

Bridge

"Negative, Io," Swann's voice calls out. "Our job's to sweep the ship, not go poking around all the big-time classified files."

After a few seconds, the captain's voice cuts through the comm. "Belay that. We're nearly blind here, see what they were working on that's so important to keep the lights on here instead of life support."

You glance at the computer screen. It looks like someone was doing a diagnostic report of the ship. Multiple sections are flashing bright red, you can't see the entire display as a smaller window has been popped out: Crew Tracker.

ACTIVE CREW: 1
INACTIVE CREW: 79
OTHER: 40

UNKNOWN LIFE-SIGNS: 15
ORGANICS: 14
MECHANICAL: 1

As you watch, the number of unknowns jumps to 17, both organic. "Whoa, that's a lot of red," Rameriz says, reaching over and closing the pop-up. Here you can see that almost every single room is either flashing red with a critical error or orange with a hazard warning, other than a room near the top of the rear lift and the reactor room - both with comparatively less disastrous yellow markers.


6F Port Crew Chambers

Campbell and Amy continue sweeping the crew quarters on this side, finding nothing out of the ordinary. Following the map, they move to the paired crew quarters on the other side - looks like one separate set of quarters for each shift of workers. On the way, the pair pass another medic and one of the crew engineers running past with respirators on instead of full environmental suits, carrying a third mask and oxygen supply along with a stretcher.

On the other side of the ship, Amy makes some noise at the door with no response. She slides the door open while Campbell provides cover. Inside is devoid of any signs of life. The beds are in disarray and one of the showers on the far wall is still switched on despite its curtain having been ripped halfway from its rail. The pair sweeps the rest of the room uneventfully until Amy opens one of the closets. A person falls out, stiff and unmoving. It thuds against the floor and bounces unnaturally in the low gravity. Amy is quick to take vital signs, and can tell he's been dead for some time. A cursory inspection of the body and the immediate area reveals nothing out of the ordinary besides an asthma inhaler.

“Wait a second, let me see that again.”
Io reopens the crew tracker.
“Hey captain, how many of us were there again? This says 17 unknown life signs. There’s also only one crewman still active, most likely in one of these two rooms” Io closes the pop-up, takes a photo of the map and transmits it. “Everyone else is either inactive, or whatever that lovely ‘other’ category means.”