22.2 - My girl should be OK
Jun 17, 2026 · 16 min · 9 segments
This week on Lost Terminal: Nia diagnoses Maddie, Lyosha finds the problem, and Arctica volenteers to help Lost Terminal will return next week! 📓 Free transcript…
Jun 17, 2026 · 16 min · 9 segments
This week on Lost Terminal: Nia diagnoses Maddie, Lyosha finds the problem, and Arctica volenteers to help Lost Terminal will return next week! 📓 Free transcript…
Hello, Wild.
My girl should be okay.
Okay physically, I mean.
Nia Anderson checked Maddy's radios, and though they are working, she can speak using them, she is choosing not to.
I don't know how you humans can stand it.
You must be very patient." I must learn patience.
Especially after hearing of Nia's diagnosis of the problem.
I think she's afraid of the network, Nia told me privately, after the two of us had talked to Maddy for 16 minutes, trying to get her to explain the issue.
Afraid? I said.
How could the network be something to be afraid of, especially for Maddy? Just telling you what I'm seeing and hearing from her, Nia said.
My repeater's been powered off all night, right? I'd hoped to have it ready to go for the early morning fishing fleets at first light, but no, one of the beam antennas is being finicky.
Anyway, the point is, when I finally recalibrated the whole array and resumed transmissions, Maddy reacted badly.
On hearing this, I had a horrible feeling of déjà vu.
Not again, I said.
Hello, Wild.
My girl should be okay.
Okay physically, I mean.
Nia Anderson checked Maddy's radios, and though they are working, she can speak using them, she is choosing not to.
I don't know how you humans can stand it.
You must be very patient." I must learn patience.
Especially after hearing of Nia's diagnosis of the problem.
I think she's afraid of the network, Nia told me privately, after the two of us had talked to Maddy for 16 minutes, trying to get her to explain the issue.
Afraid? I said.
How could the network be something to be afraid of, especially for Maddy? Just telling you what I'm seeing and hearing from her, Nia said.
My repeater's been powered off all night, right? I'd hoped to have it ready to go for the early morning fishing fleets at first light, but no, one of the beam antennas is being finicky.
Anyway, the point is, when I finally recalibrated the whole array and resumed transmissions, Maddy reacted badly.
On hearing this, I had a horrible feeling of déjà vu.
Not again, I said.
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