When it came to translating the numbers into actual information, Castiel didn't know where to begin. They didn't fit the kind of coordinates that he was familiar with, which made sense when he considered that they were dealing with an entire universe rather than a single spherical world. For now, they were going to have to copy down what they could and hope they could find someone who knew what to do with the information.
Still, having it was half the battle.
It did seem overly tedious to write down each set of numbers when the majority of these worlds belonged to people no longer here, but they didn't have much choice. He should have brought a pen or pencil with him, but Castiel hadn't considered they'd find something quite like this.
"There may be another way," he said after a pause. "If we use our radios and send out a message to the rest of the patients, they could respond with the names of their worlds and we could prioritize by taking down that information." That all depended on how many people had their radios with them and would know how to respond, but it was a place to start.
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Still, having it was half the battle.
It did seem overly tedious to write down each set of numbers when the majority of these worlds belonged to people no longer here, but they didn't have much choice. He should have brought a pen or pencil with him, but Castiel hadn't considered they'd find something quite like this.
"There may be another way," he said after a pause. "If we use our radios and send out a message to the rest of the patients, they could respond with the names of their worlds and we could prioritize by taking down that information." That all depended on how many people had their radios with them and would know how to respond, but it was a place to start.