As the Aurora set down on the water, there was time to spare. The water tested and found to be 1% sodium chloride, .5% potassium, 1% magnesium .5% calcium, 52%hydrogen, 44% oxygen, and .5% titanium.
       The high amount of titanium was probably what covered the large amounts of life on the planet from showing up. The atmosphere was almost exactly like earths, at 68% nitrogen, 21% oxygen, 0.9% argon, 0.03% carbon dioxide and 6% water vapor.
       After these tests, we deemed it safe to go outside of the ship for short periods of time without a suit, although, after some time, the water vapor would get to you.
        As the main engineer, it was my job to.. basicly.. terraform. There was a large matter shifting and replicating device at the top of the main ship, but for now it wouldn't be useful.
       So me and the other 100 engineers took out our handy dandy terraforming tools and dived. Where we had landed was a couple hundred meters deep without many dangerous life forms, but that wouldn't change our plans.
        I folded my hands and dived downwards. The immediate thing I noticed was the darkness. Pure, pure darkness. Nothing but black. But, the farther down I dived, the quicker it became apparent what planet I was on. After all, 4546B.. was.. special. Hundreds of fish, blue, yellow, orange, white, red... and just to add to it all the beauty of the surrounding plants.
       The job. Our goal for today was to flatten out the sea floor for the specialized P.R.A.W.N. forces to navigate quicker. Simple, just a little cover up here and there, as the floor was already mostly flat.
        Since that went a lot quicker than we expected, we get some free time. Now, on the Aurora there was a specialized currency system for the crew and passengers. People earned money by working aesthetical jobs around the ship.
       The crew didn't need these jobs, as they get paid 20,000 credits a day, where a normal worker would get about 5,000. I currently have 10,560,600 credits in my account. I have been saving up for a submarine for a while now; Because why does exploring this planet have to be purely scientifical?