"Really" you replied, some hope filling your heart that you might not be the only one, "that's great."
"Not exactly" Zelda said twiddling her thumbs, "from what Janet told me, this one has a lock on it that seems that it might be impossible to open." Zelda then held the phone up to her ear before saying "alright, I'll hand it to her." Zelda then handed the phone to you and you placed it up to your ear to hear Janet's voice.
"I'm sorry to call you so early, but I thought you might want to hear this, mostly because we found this container close to yours. Unfortunately, from what I can tell, it's less of a preservation chamber and more of a prison cell considering the extra armor and the complicated locking system. Though, what I'm trying to ask you is, why would they preserve a prisoner this way, why not just put him or her in a normal cell or death penalty?"
"I don't know" you replied, "I mean, from what you describe, this person could be someone really important, someone that must survive."
"Still, why the lock" Janet asked once more over the phone.
"I don't know" you answered, "I mean, I only knew of Project Zero."
"I think I might have an answer for you" responded Stanley in the background, "and it's quite interesting."
"Spit it out Stan" Janet barked.
"I think, whatever is in the pod, is Harvest Moon's bodyguard."
"What" both you and Janet yelped in astonishment.
"Well, it should be a little obvious, the fact that they were found so close together," Stanley said in a 'as a matter of fact' tone, "not to mention the fact that the indentations in the pod, resemble the gems on her rings."
"Really" you said looking at the five rings on your hand, "so, I have a bodyguard."
"Well, your parents could have gotten frighten after the terrorist attacks and decided to give you an insurance policy to help you survive when you thawed out, just in case the natives were hostile."
"That's an interesting theory" Janet said "there's only one real way to find out...