Today on Quantum Vibe: Some sort of key code Strip 1532 - Click strip above to goto the next strip.
First Seen: Tue 2017-02-14
Story & Art: Scott Bieser - Colors: Lea Jean Badelles Sci-Fi Adventure Monday & Thursday.
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with their robot friend, brought humanity to the stars, and continues
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Panel 1
External view of the Starship Pbbttppbt-fff, in orbit, with Causa Sui close-by
Caption: Aboard the Starship Pbbttppbt-fff:
CP (from ship): What progress have you made, Lieutenant?
Lieutenant: We know their shielding is double-layered, with 8th-level harmonics shifting at random intervals.
Panel 2
Aboard the starship Pbbttppbt-fff, Captain Pbbbbbbbt confers with two of her officers.
CP: Sounds tough. How do you think they get back in from the outside?
Lieutenant 1: Most likely they transmit some sort of key code which opens a breach for them.
Lieutenant 1: But without knowing the nature of that code it could take us decades to crack it, even using our fastest computers.
Panel 3
CP turns to walk away form her lieutenants, who are not looking comfortable.
CP: I'm tired of hearing why we can't accomplish our assignment.
CP: I'm putting you two in the 'hot seat' with me.
CP: Find a way to get past those shields and capture that craft.