Chapter 4
She was no longer controlling the seadrone. She was down there, swimming. The currents gently pushed her around, the mud stuck in her belly as she leaned forward.
She touched the alien spaceship and an interface panel glowed. The shiny surface turned yellow, and she tapped a button.
The ship’s door opened. She braced on the frame, but there was less water rushing in than what she expected from this size.
“Must have been a hull breach, there was just a small pocket of air.” The captain had let go of her and was tapping on his computer, seeing through her eyes.
She looked up, and the bubbles were indeed rushing upwards, vanishing in an instant.
She pushed herself inside.
The ship felt… normal. Door dimensions, seats in the main area, a couple of glasses swimming around.
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