Pliny's Warning

Message From High-and-Dry: "I'm guessing you are about to jump soon. Brave, considering you are on a derelict that hasn't seen a maintenance yard for who knows how long. Before you go, let me just share some advice, from a captain of almost five years of the Calamity: She wants to kill you. I don't know if I believe that psionics crap is true, and I can't find out since Psionic research is banned, but if any ship has ever had a malevolent spirit, it's the Calamity. When I first got it I was amazed at how opportunities just popped up out of nowhere, lucrative amazing deals. And then the disasters would come, and it was all we could do but escape with our lives. I learned to ignore opportunities, just get paid in advance and then high tail it out of there. We did low value courier missions and yeah, we didn't maintain the Calamity. The last time I took a proper job, I thought would be easy, the damn thing broke down on a volcano. You may think we just abandoned that ship, but don't kid yourselves, the Calamity was waiting for us to come back. That mountain would have stood still forever until a crew came to claim the ship. And now you are probably on the cusp of getting more credits than you could have ever hoped for, all you gotta do is trust some shady scientist did the math right and whatever cobbled together mess you've got will jump you out. But trust me friends, everything is going according to some malevolent design, and the trap is almost sprung. Why don't you just hop in the Calamity, and fly as far away from this derelict as possible. Because if you follow the Calamity's plan, it is going to get you, someway, somehow, and the only way to save yourself is to leave that Doc, high and dry."