Of course

You move into the pilots' seat on the shuttlecraft. Pushing on the controls, you think you have seen this done enough times before. You've never done it alone before but, I guess now is as good a time as any, you think to yourself.

You buckle up, "well, let's go."

You start to prepare what you think is the way to work this craft. Your adrenaline is pumping fast, you make some mistakes, but you seem to be able to control the aircraft. You begin to take off from the ship, the ship jamming on the locking mechanism.

"Crap," you say; you must have forgotten to unseal the shuttle, usually the last person in would do it, which was never you.

You get up quickly, heading towards the seal on the shuttle. This is costing you precious time; you reach the door when you notice something floating by in the corridor. It seems to be some large package; for some reason, it catches your eye, and you go out of your way to get it. Quickly disengaging the lock on your way back in with it.

You head back up the cockpit, pull forward on the controls, as you lift off from the crashing ship. You aim your vehicle towards the habitable zone around the planet. As you leave the craft, you see just how damaged it really was with half of the enormous ship missing. The area around the vessel is filled with an absurd amount of debris.

"It looks like too much wreckage. Like the whole fleet was destroyed here as well," you say, gazing at the tremendous amount of wreckage in orbit.

No one is there to respond to you; however, as you begin your descent into the atmosphere.