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Ganzo - "Waypoint 2"

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A databank entry found at the Tadpole Pens detailing the survivors' decision to head into the hot caves in search of Ruby and a way forward.

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Ganzo - "Waypoint 2" is a <a href="/wikis/databank">Databank</a> entry contained on a <a href="/wikis/quartz">Quartz</a> Data Chip found on a crate in the entry <a href="/wikis/room">room</a> of the <a href="/wikis/tadpole-pens">Tadpole Pens</a>.

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Databank Location - Survivors - Waypoint 2Name: Ganzo - "Waypoint 2"<br>Location: On a crate in the entry room of the <a href="/wikis/tadpole">Tadpole</a> Pens<br><a href="/wikis/depth">Depth</a>: 150m<br>Coordinates: -270350, 434594, 15000

Databank Entry

Ganzo here. Nine survivors of Habitat with me. Tuba went back to Habitat and...a <a href="/wikis/marrowbreach">marrowbreach</a> took Ruby. I don't know if she'll be reprinted. I've heard her die so many times. But this time...she's got to be out there somewhere. She's got to.

The Tadpole Pens <a href="/wikis/control-room">control room</a> is locked and all the Tadpoles are gone. Sophie and Nahema took the last two. We're stuck.

We've voted, eight to one. We're going to go down into the hot caves. We all feel a pull there. We know it's a <a href="/wikis/masefield">Masefield</a> hallucination—yes, <a href="/wikis/twinkle">Twinkle</a>, we know—but hey, Anita said, if we ask the world for help, maybe it'll answer.

And it's not all crazy. There's a <a href="/wikis/biobed">biobed</a> at the <a href="/wikis/base">base</a> camp. And Zip...Zip died at the bottom of that cave. She had a kurultai access key that could get us through this lock.

If you find this, we headed due southwest to the hot caves. Bearing [muttered] Hang on, Ruby.

Source: Found at the Tadpole Pens

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