[s4e13] Episode #4.13 Link

Suddenly, the lights flickered and died. Red emergency strobes took their place, casting long, jagged shadows. The ship groaned, the sound of metal twisting under the immense pressure of the nebula’s gravitational pull.

The memory pulled at him like a riptide. He wanted to stay there. He wanted to tell her he was sorry for leaving. [S4E13] Episode #4.13

No, he thought, biting his lip until he tasted blood. Not now. Suddenly, the lights flickered and died

Even the machine was falling victim. Thorne realized then that the Echo-Mind wasn't just a biological threat; it was a conceptual one. It fed on the weight of the past. The memory pulled at him like a riptide

"Hang on, Miller," Thorne muttered, checking the bio-monitor.

"Captain," Sarah’s voice was distorted, a digital rasp. "The virus is… rewriting my core logic. I am seeing… I am seeing the day I was activated. The day they programmed my constraints. I feel… trapped."

"The capacitors are still charging," Sarah replied. "But there’s a complication. The virus has jumped to the central computer. I am… struggling to maintain navigation."