Flores

Navigate the 'Flores' section of Post Trauma with this guide. Learn about the Anesidora crew's journey, Sevastopol station, and key events.

This section of the guide covers various journal entries and communications related to the Anesidora crew, their discovery of the Nostromo's flight recorder, and their eventual arrival at Sevastopol station. It provides context for the events unfolding in the game.

Key Events and Communications:

• 130 Let Me Be a Friend to You: Julia Jones, a writer, attempts to interview Dr. Lingard about the station's medical resources and a recent incident.
• 131 Feeling Lucky: Foster recounts the Anesidora crew's financial struggles and their stroke of luck finding the Nostromo's flight recorder, leading them to follow its distress signal.
• 132 Signal Detected: Heyst informs Marlow that a signal, possibly from the Nostromo, has been detected and is being decoded.
• 133 Approaching Sevastopol: Heyst details the crew's approach to Sevastopol, the quarantine concerns, and a scuffle involving Meeks and Marlow's wife.
• 134 Technician's Report: Lewis provides a technical report on the Anesidora's sub-light engines, noting the need for an overhaul and resetting a door keycode to 4510.
• 135 Sevastopol: Marlow logs an incident involving something found near Foster, whom he puts into hypersleep. He decides to head to Sevastopol for medical attention, using the Nostromo flight recorder as leverage.
• 136 Anesidora Hail: Marshal Waits of Sevastopol officially denies the Anesidora's docking request due to decommissioning but allows a small crew access, reminding them of Sevastopol's claim to a cut of any reward.
• 137 Journal Entry #340: Axel describes finding a hideaway in the Spaceflight Terminal on Sevastopol, noting the presence of armed individuals and his desire to be near if a ship arrives.
• 138 Code for Repair Job: Francis leaves a repair code, 1851, for Myers, to be used within the next three hours.
• 139 Tomorrow, Together #4: A brief mention of Seegson's journey into Colonial Space.