Mars meets the nodal axis at a hard right angle, your drive striking the heading crosswise and throwing sparks, and the load sits on a step you keep slamming sideways into instead of climbing. You have used speed as a dodge for years: act fast, pick a fight off to the side, anything but advance straight at the route that actually stretches you. The collision is not a malfunction. It is forging something that bears weight. The drive turns useful the day you aim it at the hard step rather than the easy exit, and the advance finally has a frame to hold it up.
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