| Property | Details |
|---|---|
| Image | ![]() |
| Location | Graveyard |
| Coordinates | -289850, 433841 |
| Depth | 80 meters |
The Empty Hold is a Cicada lander module wreck that crash-landed on the northern edge of the Graveyard, north of the Tailings Village and west of the Tadpole Pens. According to the PDA, most of its contents were expelled during the fall or recovered post-crash.
Nahema Nakota once reported encountering a Marrowbreach near this wreck, and one can still be found patrolling the surrounding area today.
Description
It contains a Biohacking Chamber that grants Inventory Expansion.
Blueprints & Fragments
The following blueprints and fragments can be found at this location:
Location
Databank Entries
Cicada Wreck (Empty Hold)
A fragment of a cargo hold from an AISV Cicada lander module. Most of its cargo was either removed or expelled.
-Corrosion and weathering make it difficult to determine whether this lander deployed safely from the Cicada, or broke away violently
Source: Go to the Empty Hold wreck
Nahema - "Play God"
Nahema journal go. I just dodged a marrowbreach and I feel like a god. Not a God god. An animistic trickster. An ancestor of myself. This is what our bodies did, before the first city.
It felt like playing a game and winning. The most important game ever played.
The damn thing is that I think the marrowbreach was playing with me too. Oh, it would've eaten me if it won. But it was playing. Evolution has equipped it to enjoy its work. Like no human could ever enjoy filling out a loss report.
There is some intrinsic meaning evolution has given us. A purpose, a dharma, an — arete.
No one wants to hear about the meaning in nature. The Mongolians have Tengri, the Eternal Blue Sky, who ordinates the fate and balance of the cosmos. But did he save them from the kharaa? No. Our sky is black and we are done with gods.
Capital has taught everyone that nature is a marketplace of violence, that natural selection is the same as competition and competition is THE key driver of evolution. And if I tell them that no, it's not like that, nature is not operated by the same logic as a publicly traded corporation - the cynicism slams down like a hatch. Everything is a job. Fitness is profit. Profit is life.
It's a trap. And I'm going to find the way out.
Source: Found in the Empty Hold wreck
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