[It's an open question which was ever more dangerous, the ship or the people. The Savrii certainly seem to have had enough.]
The first group of captains admitted they were just lost people like us who'd been aboard ship a little earlier. I appreciated their honesty, but the list of problems got very long.
[Navigator Manasseh was actually an artificially designed part of the ship, but that's difficult to explain and not relevant now.]
The second group claimed to be the intended captains, claimed to know more about the ship, but they also took even more risks, and that's when the ship crashed for good.
[She doesn't want to be angry at Captain Ira, who had tried to hold the lost crew together, but couldn't they at least have dealt with one virus at a time and not plunged into dangerous space while damaged and under attack?]
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The first group of captains admitted they were just lost people like us who'd been aboard ship a little earlier. I appreciated their honesty, but the list of problems got very long.
[Navigator Manasseh was actually an artificially designed part of the ship, but that's difficult to explain and not relevant now.]
The second group claimed to be the intended captains, claimed to know more about the ship, but they also took even more risks, and that's when the ship crashed for good.
[She doesn't want to be angry at Captain Ira, who had tried to hold the lost crew together, but couldn't they at least have dealt with one virus at a time and not plunged into dangerous space while damaged and under attack?]