Pressure vessel

One of two which were salvaged from the wreckage of the object which fell on St Martin's (see previous entry). Fairly obviously they originally contained the gas used to pressurise the fuel tanks. As such they should be relatively uncontaminated by the special fuel, although this is not really possible to know for certain given the circumstances in which they arrived here.

Nevertheless all my measurements of them seem to be normal, other than the expected residual radiation. They appear to be safe to approach so long as normal safety protocols are observed.

The vegetation around them, however, is most curious: the leaves having a strange bluish tinge which is hard to describe. And I feel that they are, somehow, watching and perhaps waiting, although for what I do not know.