I checked the surveillance. We have gel clogging up the ventilation shaft above the reactor. The thing won't work at all.
Gel? What's going on?
What's the sitch?
Don't panic. Where's the reactor? I'll take a look.
The reactor is probably still running. The gases produced must have condensed and formed a gel.
The gases aren't poisonous, but they will condense into a gel that blocks the ventilation shaft. It is also highly explosive. We're sitting on a powder keg here.
Normally, this shouldn't be happening. The Power Plateau incident probably automatically switched off the ventilation shaft but kept the reactor running. The result is a gel buildup that clogged the ventilation shaft.
Jeremy probably failed to shut down the reactor. That would explain all the error notifications I received. Where is he?
Let me think. Our task right now is to switch off the reactor and restart ventilations...
Come on, shut down already... The reactor control system is not responding at all! Oh, what a lovely pile of blight-turd. Out of all times!
The reactor control module is down. But I designed this module. This shouldn't be happening...
It's beneath the ventilation shaft and within that giant cylindrical structure. I'll monitor it from here. Good luck with the reactor!
Be careful, and stay on the radio comms.