Up above the hole in the ground, Ira is speaking to her watch:
"Are you certain?"
"It's not that I don't trust you. It's just that you said we didn't do this until after..."
"But this reduces our advantage-"
"You'd think so. Three just definitely didn't want anyone tampering with them."
"Then why make them break? If she didn't want us messing with them? Unless she just didn't know..."
"That I can't say. I could use your eyes to see if there's something I'm missing?"
"There's a lot! And a lot of blanks. Four documented everything she did, we think, but most of the others don't seem to have..."
"I suppose blanks were inevitable, but it would be nice to not have them..."
"There might be more elsewhere. I think Four was the only one putting journals in order... They all seem to just. Assume I'd have weeks if not months here."
"From what I can tell, that nothingness? It used to be a lot further away. A lot further."
"If I've read right it's the end of this particular Moment? Something about the thing sustaining it getting worn down?"
"Longer than an hour, I think longer than the week we have food for, but..."
"Won't be much left by then. And we might need it again." She rubs a hand down her face.
"Perhaps there's instructions on how to build another Moment," Jenn says, she doesn't sound particularly hopeful.
"Yes. Unfortunately. I was hoping more eyes might find something the others missed. Teach me to try optimism, ai?"
"They had a lot longer to look, but... There's some stuff I wouldn't think of."
"Yeah. Thanks."
She frowns. There's a thought wiggling in the back of her head, but she knows that if she pokes it it'll vanish.