Vulture's Nest (quest)



Vulture's Nest is the second quest in INSOMNIA: The Ark. It comes after Awakening and is followed by The People's Voice.

Quick Walkthrough

 * Use the magnetic road.
 * Get my gear from the quartermaster.
 * Either resolve the issue or wait until the mechanic repairs the generator.
 * Speak with Captain Riebel.
 * Talk with Captain Riebel in his office.

Detailed Walkthrough
My scan results were good, and they are letting me go, since I am "fit for further service," as they said. I've been assigned to military garrison Asagras—the Tyrang division's base in Sector D. To get there, I'll have to use the magnetic road. This is a great opportunity to avoid the Customs Control bureaucrats and enjoy a ride in a cozy electromagnetic capsule.

I've reached my destination. The First thing I saw at Asagras were perfectly shiny floors and the impenetrable glass of gas masks. The duty officer said that my journey was not over yet. It turned out that I was being sent to the middle of nowhere, to some outpost in Sector D. A transport module under the command of Captain Riebel, commander of the outpost, is waiting for me on the drill ground. Seems that all the other recruits are already there, so I'd better not test the captain's temper. Before I leave, I need to get my gear from the quartermaster.

I was nearly asleep when Captain Riebel announced that we had to stop. Turns out that a security system suddenly went off blocking our way. I'll need to either resolve this issue or wait until the mechanic repairs the generator.

I got permission to relieve myself and looked around the vicinity. It turns out there was a reserve generator not too far away. When I started it, the security system turned off. I need to speak with Captain Riebel.

The rest of the way to the outpost was uneventful. I need to talk to Captain Riebel in his office to find out where I can leave my bag and take a shower.

Captain Riebel has made quite a good impression on me. It seems that though he isn't going to let anyone take it easy, he's not interested in pointless drilling either, and prefers that his soldiers use their brains instead. He gave me a job to do straight away, so the day ought to be eventful.