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#Post#: 5049--------------------------------------------------
Re: Mission 1.1 - The Passenger
DIR By: Maria Sharpe
Date: October 20, 2016, 11:53 am
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--- Quote from: John Brown link ---
>
> John looked around the bay it smelled rotten he looked the the
Cheif Tatical officer as he spoke.
>
> "Denied; you will stick with the rest of the Away Team"
Finished Brown sternly then looking at the rest of the away team
>
> "Tricorders can anyone detect any lifesigns?"asked John
>
--- End Quote ---
After listening to the Commander while looking at her Tricorder,
she then turned and looked up at him.
"Sir, I'm detecting eight life signs towards the centre of the
ship... They look weak." She informed the Commander.
#Post#: 5057--------------------------------------------------
Re: Mission 1.1 - The Passenger
DIR By: Game Master
Date: October 21, 2016, 11:23 am
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Benzite Freighter
A not too loud, but very audible and shrill whistle like noise
echoed through the corridors. Could it be a cry of pain or could
it be the result of something hydraulic malfunctioning.
The Churchill
The USS Washington has completely disappeared from sensors, her
ident suddenly went offline.
#Post#: 5059--------------------------------------------------
Re: Mission 1.1 - The Passenger
DIR By: John Brown
Date: October 21, 2016, 11:33 am
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--- Quote from: Game Master link ---
>
> Benzite Freighter
>
> A not too loud, but very audible and shrill whistle like noise
echoed through the corridors. Could it be a cry of pain or could
it be the result of something hydraulic malfunctioning.
>
> The Churchill
>
> The USS Washington has completely disappeared from sensors,
her ident suddenly went offline.
>
--- End Quote ---
John raised a eyebrow at the sound he looked to his left towards
the team
"What the Hell was that?" Asked Brown as they walked slowly
though the Bay
#Post#: 5061--------------------------------------------------
Re: Mission 1.1 - The Passenger
DIR By: Maura Stewart
Date: October 21, 2016, 11:55 am
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--- Quote from: John Brown link ---
>
> John raised a eyebrow at the sound he looked to his left
towards the team
>
> "What the Hell was that?" Asked Brown as they walked slowly
though the Bay
>
--- End Quote ---
Maura had kept to the back of the away team keeping an eye on
her surroundings as they walked slowly through the bay, stopping
briefly as the loud shrill whistle sounded through the
corridors. When the XO looked at them and wondered what it could
be, Maura thought the noise seemed familiar but until they got
further into the ship or something was detected on the tricorder
she couldn't be a hundred percent certain. " It reminds me of
the forward manifolds when they overheat and malfunction but I
could be wrong" she offered wanting to be useful.
#Post#: 5062--------------------------------------------------
Re: Mission 1.1 - The Passenger
DIR By: Maria Sharpe
Date: October 21, 2016, 12:27 pm
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--- Quote from: Game Master link ---
>
> Benzite Freighter
>
> A not too loud, but very audible and shrill whistle like noise
echoed through the corridors. Could it be a cry of pain or could
it be the result of something hydraulic malfunctioning.
>
> The Churchill
>
> The USS Washington has completely disappeared from sensors,
her ident suddenly went offline.
>
>
--- End Quote ---
--- Quote from: John Brown link ---
>
> John raised a eyebrow at the sound he looked to his left
towards the team
>
> "What the Hell was that?" Asked Brown as they walked slowly
though the Bay
>
--- End Quote ---
--- Quote from: Maura Stewart link ---
>
> Maura had kept to the back of the away team keeping an eye on
her surroundings as they walked slowly through the bay, stopping
briefly as the loud shrill whistle sounded through the
corridors. When the XO looked at them and wondered what it could
be, Maura thought the noise seemed familiar but until they got
further into the ship or something was detected on the tricorder
she couldn't be a hundred percent certain. " It reminds me of
the forward manifolds when they overheat and malfunction but I
could be wrong" she offered wanting to be useful.
>
--- End Quote ---
When the noise rushed through the corridors, a slight shiver
flew down Maria's spin. When the Commander asked what it was,
she looked up.
"I don't know what it is, but I don't think it is the forward
manifolds... Although I do get where you are coming from." She
said then continuing after taking a breath, "I have no idea what
it is, but I think it's best we find out before too long, incase
it's something that could harm us."
Maria had told the truth and it was more than happy to try to
help the Benzites and get far far away from the ever growing
eeriness of the freighter.
#Post#: 5064--------------------------------------------------
Re: Mission 1.1 - The Passenger
DIR By: John Anderson
Date: October 21, 2016, 12:48 pm
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Churchill - Bridge
Anderson sat in his chair wondering about the Washington, how
could such a slip have occurred with their 'Gone Dark'
procedure. He'd ordered the ship back towards the freighter and
more importantly the away team. It was only a short journey back
to the area, it wasn't as if they'd got far. He'd sent a message
to Fleet Command about the Washington, whether he would hear
anything remained to be seen. One idea occurred to him was that
Intelligence were covertly looking for signs of brewing
hostilities, if that was the case then they'd screwed up with
their discovery.
With a shake of his head, the Captain decided to put all his
energy into worrying about his away team. Then he remembered
that the Chief Engineer hadn't reported to the shuttle, he
reached down and tapped the intercom.
=/\=Anderson to Commander Howell, please report your
location.=/\=
#Post#: 5066--------------------------------------------------
Re: Mission 1.1 - The Passenger
DIR By: startrek47
Date: October 21, 2016, 1:20 pm
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--- Quote from: John Anderson link ---
>
> Churchill - Bridge
>
> Anderson sat in his chair wondering about the Washington, how
could such a slip have occurred with their 'Gone Dark'
procedure. He'd ordered the ship back towards the freighter and
more importantly the away team. It was only a short journey back
to the area, it wasn't as if they'd got far. He'd sent a message
to Fleet Command about the Washington, whether he would hear
anything remained to be seen. One idea occurred to him was that
Intelligence were covertly looking for signs of brewing
hostilities, if that was the case then they'd screwed up with
their discovery.
>
> With a shake of his head, the Captain decided to put all his
energy into worrying about his away team. Then he remembered
that the Chief Engineer hadn't reported to the shuttle, he
reached down and tapped the intercom.
>
> =/\=Anderson to Commander Howell, please report your
location.=/\=
>
--- End Quote ---
Turbolift 2 - Deck 12, Section 21B
Since having his shoulder fixed by a Medic, he returned
collected an engineering kit and returned to the turbolift that
he had effectively crashed in. Locking the turbolift from
service, he opened the access hatch and began to work on it. He
quickly found that some of the components had worn down and by
the looks of things were quite aged, but that didn't make sense,
usually engineering get warnings when components are in need of
replacement. Inspecting the sensors and then climbing back into
the lift to conduct analysis of the computer, he found that they
were damaged. The computers circuit boards had been fried by
what appeared to be done by some form of magnetic distortion.
Just then, the captain came through over COMMS =/\= I am
currently on Deck 12, Section 21B. Turbolift 2 has had a
malfunction and I dislocated by shoulder and have been in
sickbay. I am currently conducting repairs and have found very
worn components and the computer and sensor systems have been
damaged by some kind of magnetic distortion. =/\=
#Post#: 5067--------------------------------------------------
Re: Mission 1.1 - The Passenger
DIR By: John Anderson
Date: October 21, 2016, 1:31 pm
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--- Quote from: Daniel Howell link ---
>
> Turbolift 2 - Deck 12, Section 21B
> Since having his shoulder fixed by a Medic, he returned
collected an engineering kit and returned to the turbolift that
he had effectively crashed in. Locking the turbolift from
service, he opened the access hatch and began to work on it. He
quickly found that some of the components had worn down and by
the looks of things were quite aged, but that didn't make sense,
usually engineering get warnings when components are in need of
replacement. Inspecting the sensors and then climbing back into
the lift to conduct analysis of the computer, he found that they
were damaged. The computers circuit boards had been fried by
what appeared to be done by some form of magnetic distortion.
>
> Just then, the captain came through over COMMS =/\= I am
currently on Deck 12, Section 21B. Turbolift 2 has had a
malfunction and I dislocated by shoulder and have been in
sickbay. I am currently conducting repairs and have found very
worn components and the computer and sensor systems have been
damaged by some kind of magnetic distortion. =/\=
>
--- End Quote ---
Bridge
John frowned at the Chief Engineers report, he didn't like the
fact that he'd been injured, he never did like to hear of
colleagues being hurt. But the mention of worn components was a
concern, the computer and sensor systems being damaged by the
magnetic distortion was at least explainable.
"Mr Bozian, you have the bridge." John ordered as he stood
heading for turbolift one. "Deck 12."
Deck 12, Section 21B
Anderson found the Chief Engineer quickly. "Are you sure about
these worn components Commander, need I remind you this ship is
only one month out of the construction yards?"
#Post#: 5069--------------------------------------------------
Re: Mission 1.1 - The Passenger
DIR By: B'ozian Dyson
Date: October 21, 2016, 3:03 pm
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--- Quote from: John Anderson link ---
>
> Bridge
>
> John frowned at the Chief Engineers report, he didn't like the
fact that he'd been injured, he never did like to hear of
colleagues being hurt. But the mention of worn components was a
concern, the computer and sensor systems being damaged by the
magnetic distortion was at least explainable.
>
> "Mr Bozian, you have the bridge." John ordered as he stood
heading for turbolift one. "Deck 12."
>
>
>
--- End Quote ---
B'Ozian rose from his seat and walked over to centre seat, The
Washington had moved on after apparently the repairing their
comm system and now all his focus was on the shuttle and ship
they were approaching.
His mind kept drifting to Maria and hope she was safe, the fact
Howell had not gone on the away team concerned him especially as
he would happily have gone.
#Post#: 5073--------------------------------------------------
Re: Mission 1.1 - The Passenger
DIR By: startrek47
Date: October 21, 2016, 5:14 pm
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--- Quote from: John Anderson link ---
>
> Bridge
>
> John frowned at the Chief Engineers report, he didn't like the
fact that he'd been injured, he never did like to hear of
colleagues being hurt. But the mention of worn components was a
concern, the computer and sensor systems being damaged by the
magnetic distortion was at least explainable.
>
> "Mr Bozian, you have the bridge." John ordered as he stood
heading for turbolift one. "Deck 12."
>
> Deck 12, Section 21B
>
> Anderson found the Chief Engineer quickly. "Are you sure about
these worn components Commander, need I remind you this ship is
only one month out of the construction yards?"
>
--- End Quote ---
Deck 12 - Section 21B
Howell was working on the turbolift and was surprised to see the
Captain arrive. He looked some what scruffy as he had his
sleeves rolled up and the zip slightly undone on his uniform
jacket, a typical engineering thing. He was also quite surprised
that the Captain was somewhat blunt about the situation. Jumping
down from the roof of the lift, he replied "Captain, I am sure
about these components, I don't know how old they are, but I can
tell you they aren't a month old." Picking up a bracket from the
turbolift floor, he showed it to the Captain continuing in a
much softer voice, so only Captain Anderson could hear him "This
bracket latches the bolts and runners to the cables. This is one
of the components that broke and caused the lift to decent
rapidly. I'd expect to see this on a ship that was probably
nearing it's 5 yearly service."
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