Breach protocol initiated. EVA approach to target vessel completed. Exterior airlock accessed. Manual override required—standard access codes rejected.

Airlock cycle engaged. Pressurization confirmed stable. Interior atmosphere breathable. Emergency lighting active throughout visible corridors. Main power grid offline.

Initial sweep of primary deck conducted. Corridors structurally intact. No signs of hull breach. No blast scoring. No kinetic impact damage. Combat was not the cause of abandonment.

Crew quarters inspected: Empty. Personal effects remain in place. Lockers closed. Bunks undisturbed. No indications of panic or hurried evacuation.

Bridge access attempted. Command terminals inactive. Navigation logs inaccessible without power restoration. Flight recorder module—physically removed.

This was not an accident. This was not a malfunction. Personnel departed this vessel in an organized manner—and they took their records with them.

Salvage operations commencing. Hull scraping protocols applied. Materials logged and secured. Area swept for additional anomalies.

No further crew remains detected. They simply... left.

End of log.