0#L#Okay, and how does this report help us?
1#L#Hang on, I need to look through the data first.
1#L#Hmmm...
1#L#Well, this doesn't make any sense.
1#L#Except... Hmm... that would be impossible.
1#L#But that must be it!
1#L#Lannis, do you know much about hyper-jump technology?
0#L#Not really, no.
1#L#To summarise: We utilise small artificial black holes to jump through a quick chain of jumps to get from A to B. 
1#L#That way, we can get from A to B much faster than any physical laws generally permit.
1#L#But the catch is that it only allows very short jumps.
1#L#Should a ship attempt too long of a jump, it'll most likely just disappear.
1#L#It's generally assumed that a jump over long distances is too random, and the ships that have disappeared just end up straying somewhere far away.
1#L#However, there's also another theory.
1#L#What do you know about parallel universes and their interaction with black holes?
0#L#What is there to know?
1#L#You're hopeless, Lannis.
1#L#This will take far too long to explain properly.
0#L#Let's keep it simple then: Is it related to the intruders?
1#L#Yes. If we can stop Goliath from jumping, we can also cut off the intruders.
0#L#Great, that's all I need to know.
0#L#Let's head back to camp, we've got plenty to do.