"Fine, I'll shut up." Sampo looked pitiful.
Just then, Chu Mu spoke:
"The person in this escape pod must be important-important enough that no one would leave him behind. Even if the Corporation suffers a complete defeat on Deep Blue Star, whoever holds the key will still come to rescue him."
He paused, then said seriously:
"We can use him as bait and ambush the rescuers."
At that, Sampo immediately began buttering him up:
"Although I don't quite understand what ambushing the rescuers means, I have no doubt that my big brother has proposed another brilliant tactic that can turn our current situation around in one stroke!"
Silver Wolf ignored him as though he were thin air and told Chu Mu:
"I'm thinking the same thing. Whoever's inside this escape pod must be important to the Corporation, and whoever comes to pick him up will definitely have a ship. This is our chance. We can prepare on both fronts: look for materials to repair our ship while waiting for a new one to drop out of the sky."
Chu Mu nodded and asked:
"Can you crack the key?"
"It's not complicated. Escape pods like this wouldn't dare limit failed password attempts, much less pull that self-destruct-after-too-many-attempts nonsense. All I have to do is run through the key database." Silver Wolf's fingers flew across the virtual screen. "Look, I've got the key."
"That fast?" Chu Mu was a little surprised.
He knew nothing about networks, let alone hacking technology.
Silver Wolf smiled, a hint of pride on her face:
"Want to learn? I'll teach you when we get back. I can't change the Credits balance in an account, but cracking a door's access key is easy."
"Yes, please teach me!" Chu Mu nodded.
Behind them, Sampo wanted to raise his hand