> Unfortunately, Homura won't get answers about the weapon wandering around the planet. At least, not without any more clues about what it's supposed to be like!
> Throughout their travels, they will be stalked by a flock of bird-like aliens. URSULA will name them Mouthies. They can survive underwater, so diving in the ocean won't do any good. They won't attack the pair or anything, but they make a lot of noise and are fairly annoying. They taste like duck, if that matters, but having too much of it will guarantee an upset stomach.
> What they will find is an underwater mountain range. It's a very large biome located near the Underwater Islands. It's so large that it's actually extremely spread out, so the two of them would probably only be able to explore a small portion of it unless they wish to dedicate the majority of their road trip kicking at rocks.. They should be careful, however, as there are a lot of Reapers in this area.
> There is some good news for Dave's ship search! As in, that search will finally get to end. On an island around five days north of the base, the two time travelers will find the ship. It's not as pristine as it had been in his vision; apparently between the time Dave began searching for it and now, it has definitely been through some things. It's probably only good to use as scrap metal at this point.
> They will also find Nancy Holland, the geneticist who was flying the ship and who also, presumably, had set up the underwater base below the lava vents. She, like the ship, has also seen much better days and is pretty injured. She will be pretty grouchy and difficult to deal with in general. If you want, we are willing to thread out an interaction with her. Or you can reply to this comment with what Homura and Dave would say to her and we will give you what her responses would be!
> As a side note, Obama will probably be very fidgety around Nancy to the point that he will attach himself to Homura during this entire period of time. It's worse than the nerves that he would have displayed back at the base around the other crew members.
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> Unfortunately, Homura won't get answers about the weapon wandering around the planet. At least, not without any more clues about what it's supposed to be like!
> Throughout their travels, they will be stalked by a flock of bird-like aliens. URSULA will name them Mouthies. They can survive underwater, so diving in the ocean won't do any good. They won't attack the pair or anything, but they make a lot of noise and are fairly annoying. They taste like duck, if that matters, but having too much of it will guarantee an upset stomach.
> What they will find is an underwater mountain range. It's a very large biome located near the Underwater Islands. It's so large that it's actually extremely spread out, so the two of them would probably only be able to explore a small portion of it unless they wish to dedicate the majority of their road trip kicking at rocks.. They should be careful, however, as there are a lot of Reapers in this area.
> There is some good news for Dave's ship search! As in, that search will finally get to end. On an island around five days north of the base, the two time travelers will find the ship. It's not as pristine as it had been in his vision; apparently between the time Dave began searching for it and now, it has definitely been through some things. It's probably only good to use as scrap metal at this point.
> They will also find Nancy Holland, the geneticist who was flying the ship and who also, presumably, had set up the underwater base below the lava vents. She, like the ship, has also seen much better days and is pretty injured. She will be pretty grouchy and difficult to deal with in general. If you want, we are willing to thread out an interaction with her. Or you can reply to this comment with what Homura and Dave would say to her and we will give you what her responses would be!
> As a side note, Obama will probably be very fidgety around Nancy to the point that he will attach himself to Homura during this entire period of time. It's worse than the nerves that he would have displayed back at the base around the other crew members.