The hall stretches on in the same precise maze like pattern Galo is used to seeing in government facilities. He suppresses a shudder. This isn’t lit like the cell he spent a week in not knowing what was ahead except his likely execution. He pushes the ghost of those memories aside as he leads the way.

Nothing challenges them except for weeds they didn’t get to on the first pass. And there’s something there, a darkness between them that he can bet is their next destination. He kneels down and rips them out, muscles flexing in his arms as he clears them away from the wall. The prize is an open panel with its cover on the floor right beside it.

Galo motions for Tidus to come closer as he sets the kit down and peers inside the hole. The wires all look bad. They have coppery bits sticking out and cuts in the wires.The circuit board is a little dusty but okay. The panel clearly fell off not that long ago. “Probably wildlife got in here. The wires in the power box were bad but not so bad that power would have cut off.”