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Message: <blockquote data-quote="RandomUsernamehmimo71" data-source="post: 2616684" data-attributes="member: 9051">Walter will turn to the Colonel and his group, gathering by the door, "The message we received appears to be from SG-10. It was sent along with the GDO code. It reads, " he presses a few buttons on a computer terminal, "SGC- We've run into some difficulty on P4C-554. We are continuing to explore the ruins in the area. They appear to be extensive, covering several kilometers. Luckily for us, the area used by the rouge-NID team appears to be only a small fraction of the total ruins on the planet.We've seen a few traces of continuing habitation. It looks like either some of the rogue-NID people are here, or if Specialist Wolfe's intel is right, maybe evacuees from Hadante. In either case, I'd recommend an entirely non-lethal approach. Whatever information they might have is going to be invaluable in figuring out where the rest of the rogue-NID agents are hiding, or how they've gotten the prisoners to the planet. Unfortunately, whomever is out there seems to have left us a few surprises. We've already dodged a few of what I can only call traps- One explosive device rigged to a rung on a ladder, and one Zat rigged up to fire shots when a laser beam is broken. I'm worried there might be one hooked up to a Naquada generator somewhere. Lieutenant Colville's scans indicate that there aren't any concentrations of naquada on the planet large enough to support such an explosion, outside of the gate of course, but I'm still nervous about it.Lieutenant Skyler indicates that that levels of muon radiation are increasing, both in frequency and intensity.  The disturbances seem the strongest where the NID had their base. Skyler reports that the radiation levels seem to be highest in areas where we found the artifacts, although we've been unable to make any progress in understanding their language or purpose. "Walter goes on "The radiation seems to be external in origin, but we don't have the tools to plot where it's coming from. The levels seem to fluctuate- Running some computer simulations, and going by the data you sent us from the recovered artifact, it seems to be encoded using the same sort of design you encountered, but we'll be damned if we can make heads or tales out of it, even with your models. We're not sure if we're reading the signal in wrong, or if we're getting it right and it's gibberish. Either way, we could use another pair of eyes, and a set of NBC-suits for each of us.Any assistance you can send would be appreci" "It cuts off there, sir."</blockquote>

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