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... sive exposure to Soran from collapse of photosynthetic core could result in-]

~Skip. Just tell me how to fix this!~ Lucius interrupted, already attempting to use Elmando to try and force the constantly expanding ball of energy back into a more stable form.

[Manual re-stability of core required.]

~Yeah, no shit. Tell me how!~ Lucius shot back, the core now at a stage where it seemed like it would burst at any moment.

Sadly, try as he might, Elmando simply would not ...

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