(Chapter four.)

Almost everything in the room had been removed or destroyed and the bookshelves were mostly empty, though a few books scattered randomly throughout the rows. A quick search lead her to a holo projector that was jutting out from along a wall, a control panel beside it. Assuming that it had been there for several years, it should contain what she was looking for. Or at least, she hoped it would.

Sara crouched down next to the control panel and examined it, face close to the machine, but she had gathered some knowledge from helping and watching other workers.

Even using the tool's she had brought took her half the night to repair the computer's operating system. Sara uncrossed her legs, stretching for the first time in what seemed like hours. For all she knew, it might have been. Or Coruscsnt, there wasn't any good metric for time during the night- the sky was no longer darker or lighter compared to when she had arrived at the temple, so the planet itself was of no help.