The decision to investigate draws you along the reservoir's edge, where the water laps gently against the shore in an almost rhythmic pattern. As you move closer to the light's origin, Emma's equipment reacts in unprecedented ways. The EMF meter's display shows readings that form distinct geometric patterns similar to the ones you saw reflected in the rocks.

“Jake,” Emma whispers, pointing to something ahead, “look at how the light interacts with the water.” Where the mysterious beam touches the reservoir's surface, the water seems to glow from within, revealing glimpses of what appears to be structured shapes deep below.

The hunt for the light's source leads you to a clearing where the natural and the impossible collide. There, partially concealed by ancient pines, stands what appears to be a modified Starlink terminal. But this is no ordinary satellite dish – its surface is etched with the same symbols you've seen on the rocks, and it pulses with an energy that makes the air feel charged.

What do you do?

Choice 3A: Examine the modified Starlink terminal

Choice 3B: Hide and observe who might come to check on it