Myitt glanced at Aurora, considering. "You sure you're feeling up to it?" She paused. "Well. Hang on." She stepped into the storage room, her newly donned suit rustling, and retrieved another couple of small wands. She handed one to Norpo and one to Aurora, tapping a couple of icons in mid air on the little holoscreen that popped up next to Aurora's.
"This is an analysis wand, it can scan for a lot of things. Biosignatures, mechanical failure, energy leaks. I've set it to look for the same weak signal wavelength my own wand picked up. This way we can all track its precise location," said Myitt. The little translucent green screen displayed a small yellow squiggle, flashing faintly. As Aurora moved around the ship, the squiggle changed position on the screen, getting closer as she moved toward one of the walls.
Myitt picked up the clear inflatable bag looking device and attatched it to her mouth, where it melted like a deflating balloon, disappearing around her teeth, melting into her nose. She hooked the tubes into the neck of her suit. The end result was a kind of clear retainer, supplying oxygen from tiny generators inside the lining of the suit and into the flat device. "Ugh," her host muffled, sounding...well, like her nose was filled with plastic that streamed air into and out of her. "I habe these things, they always make be gag." She put on a sort of clear helmet designed for humans, not unlike Earth astronaut helmets, and stooped down to hand two more on the floor to Aurora and Norpo.
"Habe fun," she grinned, turning to her wand and muttering for the computer to move the shielding so Corliss and the rest of the cabin wouldn't be sucked out by the pressure difference. Thankfully the computer still understood her, and the hatch melted open, exposing the spooky red gloom of the inside of the asteroid.
