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But she didn’t stop. There wasn’t anything quick about what she was doing. Every check led to the same conclusion. It wasn’t something they could fix easily. Up on deck, Tyler leaned against the railing. He held his phone up again. “Okay, so update,” he said into the camera. “We’re officially stuck out here. Engine’s gone.” He turned slightly, getting others in the background. “This is actually kind of crazy.” One of the passengers looked at him, annoyed.