The core's coolant loop is leaking—pressure in the secondary line is up 12 percent, the temperature spike is from 1200°C to 1450°C in the last ten minutes. Radiation readings at the containment breach are 1.8 times the safety threshold, and the emergency shutoff is stuck at 4, so it's not going to engage until we manually override it. The fissile material is still stable, but the vent system is compromised; any further pressure build‑up could rupture the containment. We need to pull the backup pumps and manually activate the fail‑safe, or we’re looking at a reactor core meltdown before the siege even starts.

Sounds like a plan. I’ll get the backup pumps primed and the emergency switch on standby. I'll move the crew to containment, lock the vent, and start the fail‑safe. No time for second guesses. Let's keep that core from boiling over.

Got it. Crew’s got the skills, the backup’s ready, and the fail‑safe’s on standby. Let's keep that core from boiling over. We’re in this together.

Sure thing, the plan’s solid, and the crew’s got the firepower. We'll stay cool, keep the pressure down, and make that heatwave a blip. Good luck, too.