Posted by Cadet Johnathan Baptiste (Doctor) in Deck 12, Cargo Bay- Main Sim

Posted by Gamemaster Mischief Maker (Gamemaster) in Deck 12, Cargo Bay- Main Sim

Posted by Lieutenant Junior Grade Aaron Williams (Chief Science Officer) in Deck 12, Cargo Bay- Main Sim
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The scan on Morton showed his heart rate and blood pressure were rising and falling with no obvious pattern and it was likely being stuck in a the spec-time distortion was affecting his circulation: hence the dizziness. His heart was not doing so great.

As the emitters tossed EM frequencies at the pocket universe, it had little reaction. However, as they monitored the results, they were still gathering data and it would seem that they could hone in on the fact that the pocket universe was negatively shifted 0.012 percent.
That’s just a small shift from our universe, thought Aaron while looking at the reading. If they want to pull him out, they’ll have to deal with this negative shift first.

Meanwhile, the experiment seemed to have captured Cadet Hedley’s attention and she seemed calmer. Still feeling terribly guilty, but her mind was now focused on the problem rather than her accidentally contributing to it. “He’s being phased out of out universe into the pocket universe,” Brin said softly. “Which means we can phase him back in!”

~Mischief Maker

Pilar’s eyes lit up, she looked at Cadet Hedley, put both hands on her shoulders then said, “You are brilliant!” Then she waved one hand to get Lieutenant Williams’ attention as she called out to him, “Lieutenant, Lieutenant! I think Hedley has found a solution!”

Halcyone

Brin looked startled and cast her gaze around. She was just musing aloud, nothing serious either.

Aaron turned back to Pilar as he heard her call: “I’m open to every suggestion ! What is your plan ?”

Lieutenant JG Aaron Williams - CSO

“Excuse me,” P’Mala interrupted. “But what if we were to use a phase inducer from one of the teleporters and adjust it to the pocket dimension’s frequency? We might be able to phase Morton into the buffers, readjust to our own frequency, and phase him back out again. But I admit, I’m a doctor, not a physicist.”

-Cadet P’Mala Dawes

Aaron stopped for a second and try to process what P’Mala just said. It was risky because they were a chance they split him for good, but since they didn’t have another plan… “Ok, we’ll do your plan ! But fast, we must stop the radiation from spreading or else -“

He was cut as the light blinked for a few seconds and see their intensity cut down to half. Then the computer voice could be heard : Warning, antimatter pod ejecting. The situation couldn’t be worse on the ship. The Lieutenant pressed his combadge under his hazmat suit and says : =^= Lieutenant Williams to the Bridge, we might have a solution, and we’ll need the transporters for that. Are they still functional ? =^=

Lieutenant JG Aaron Williams - CSO

Cadet Baptiste heard the computer voice announcing the ejection of the antimatter pods. Well this is going to make things more interesting he thought. He knew that the lose of the antimatter pods would cause fluctuations in the power, and with it there would come the usual bumps and bruises as crewmembers began to adjust to the lose of power and the switch to emergency sources. He sighed and thought Well I was told that being in Starfleet would not be boring. He perked up when he heard Lieutenant Williams say they may have a solution to Ensign Morton’s situation.

-Cadet Johnathan Baptiste, medical

=^= Bridge to Lt Williams. We’ve had a slight change in plans. What is your plan? =^=

Cmdr. Foley - XO (crosspost)
=^= Basically, we want to transport Morton and block his pattern inside the buffer so we could rephrase the missing part of his body with our universe. Do we still have enough power for that ? =^= He turned back to Morton and says : “Hey Morton, have you ever taken the transporter ?”

Lieutenant JG Aaron Williams - CSO

Morton, still looking rather dazed, gave a slightly incredulous look. “Like… ever? Or this ship’s transporter. In either case the answer is yes.” He was seeming doubtful about beaming him out at all, wondering if it didn’t work, he’d just be… half a body. Well, he supposed in that instant, he’d be dead and not really care about it, so it was probably not worth worrying about.

~Mischief Maker

Cadet Baptiste continued to monitor Ensign Morton’s vital signs and condition. Garçon oh garçon, je prie pour que cela fonctionne pour lui. he thought in French and quickly chided himself, I must remember to think in English, thanks mom and dad he thought to himself. He anxiously waited to help Ensign Morton as soon as he was freed from his situation.

-Cadet Johnathan Baptiste, medical

(OOC : Your sentence sounds a bit in French weird since we don’t have an equivalent to the ‘Boy Oh Boy’ exclamation. I think it would be best for you to go like: “Seigneur, j’espère que ça va aller”. Sorry to correct you, but as a French, I had to do it on this one.)

IC : Aaron nodded at him and explained : “If we have your pattern, then we could use it to help the computer identify the missing part and re-phase them. But we’ll have to be careful with this maneuver if we don’t want to lose your molecular cohesion.”

He then pressed his communicator and said : =^=Williams to Sheridan, are you available right now ? =^=

Lieutenant JG Aaron Williams - CSO