Jake watched as a slit opened on the top right corner of the Engis chesy, and he inserted the disk. A small whirring noise was heard from within, and everyone held their breath, waiting for something, anything, to happen.TheLonelyAI wrote:"WOL?" Thought the engi. "Is that who I am?" "WOL..." He mused to himself. Suddenly, another human came into the room. This human was different from the other, it exchanged some words with the other, and beckoned the engi to follow. The engi complied with the human's orders, and followed it into the medbay.Eyesight Technology wrote:Jake gave a confused look, furoing his brow.Chickengames wrote:"Um... Captain you may want to come down here. WOL seems to have forgotten how to speak. And who he is apparently. I think he's got amnesia or something." Kyrie motioned to WOL again. "You are WOL..." She nodded slowly. "WOL."
"Go to the medbay, I'll meet you there," Jake said, getting up and proceeding to the medbay.
Jake met Kyrie and WOL in the Medbay. For an Engi, WOL didn't look so good. There were cracks and dents in his metallic form. "WOL? You OK?" Jake asked. WOL didn't answer.
"His memory cards must've been damaged from the gravity of the Black Hole," Jake theorized. "That's not good..."
Suddenly, Sarah appeared. "That's what I thought. There are copies of Engi basic data and Language Packs in the storage bay. We can re-install those into WOL, and hopefully communicate better." She disappeared, and a few minutes later came walking in (she was holding a solid object, so she had to walk back) holding an Engi data disk. Sarah slowly approached WOL, holding the disk.
Sarah spoke to WOL gently, in a soft, sweet voice. "This contains basic Engi info that all Engis are born with, as well as an English Language Pack. It will allow you to communicate with us. Can you install it?"
The human inspected the engi. Apparently, he was damaged during an incident with a black hole? He tried to think back, but again, found no answers. Suddenly, another being appeared in the room. It looked similar to a human, but no life could be detected in it.
It spoke to the engi in a soft tone, as a mother would to a child. He was given a small metallic disc. He was then instructed to assimilate it within himself. The engi obliged, he wanted answers more than anything.
The whirring sound grew as the disk spun more and more, eventually wirring to an abrupt stop. The slit re-opened and the disk popped out.
"WOL?" Sarah asked. "Can you understand me?" A long pause. "Did you install the files?"