More good news was that the voidhull had successfully absorbed the impacts of two of the strikes it had suffered; presumably the energy hull had been able to handle the kinetic energy of those strikes.
The third high-g missile, however, had breached the superstructure. The point where it had struck the Dragon's bare voidhull was an ugly, ragged rip in the previously-unimpaired surface, puncturing through the layers of carbon-metal armour to expose ducts and cables and data flecks that were never supposed to be visible from the outside. The ship would have reacted by sealing off all pressurised decks and voids within its structure in an attempt to contain the danger and maintain the ship's viability. The question was, how much damage had been inflicted – and which capabilities had been des
