Eric, Jeremy, Cuy, Fought Herp Zomibe and some floaty things. Searched it. Found a diary. Brought the Noquall on the ship. Theyscuttled over to the dritrock. Encouterd the Groakakquall. It was a disaster. We decided that this should fullfull the mission to the Starfinder Society. We are thinking we take this stuff back to Absolom Station to complete the quest.

The party searches the ship for traps and finds that everything seems in good repair. They discuss what to do next, but seem too enamored with their potential to make any decisions. At least the coordinates for Moriko’s last testament are in the computer. Once they fire up the ship, a voice comes over the ships’ intercom and says: Hello Moriko, welcome back, how was your nap?

In this chamber or mechanical room you fight this security robot and eventually defeat it. You send it back to the hippocampus for parts or to sell to an antique dealer. Meanwhile, the goblins are still on the hippocampus with Lotana, Eclipse (whom you decide is a male dancer). You continue to inspect the corridor and find the dead body of Moriko Nash. Derus takes a battery and puts it into her comm unit and after a minor hack; you listen to her message and last words: …

Your party journeys through the caverns scared. Your first encounter is a bunch of void zombies, and just when you think you won the battle, a drift dead comes through the walls and attacks you. N35T0r is scared and yet the party defeats these horrible incorporeal creatures. As you as exploring this asteroid, you discover that this cavern is not natural but made by a sentient creature. You find a hallway that goes into the voids of space; you find another hallway that seems to do the same thing, almost as if this rock was connected to something else. …

Finally you hack into the Acreon main computer and find the ship log stating in several entries: “After our assigned mission was a failure, finding no minerals in the directed area, we discovered a strange asteroid in the drift plane. Our scanners shown a rock and metal reading, so we decided to keep it in tow until we came out of the drift and explore it better. Our hopes are that it may have some minerals of value to help off-set the cost of this pointless expedition. …