Posted Nov. 22, 2020, 5:34 p.m. by Commander Idari Solit (Chief Science Officer) (Nicholas Villarreal)
Posted by Captain Simon Starr (Commanding Officer) in Main Sim - Briefing Room - Day 4 (Tag Senior Staff/GM)
Posted by Gamemaster Janus (Gamemaster) in Main Sim - Briefing Room - Day 4 (Tag Senior Staff/GM)
Posted by Commander Jevek (Second Officer) in Main Sim - Briefing Room - Day 4 (Tag Senior Staff/GM)
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Simon was recovering well and Sickbay had cleared him for duty once more. Now he needed to find out what he had missed. He straightened his uniform and then he tapped his commbadge.=/\=Starr to all senior staff, report to the briefing room in 30 minutes.=/\=
Having set up the meeting, it was time to get back to work.
Captain Simon Starr, CO
Jevek showed up promptly. “Feeling better, sir?” inquired Jevek, as he appeared.
GM
“Indeed, it’s easier to Command when you can see everyone,” he said with a smile as he took a seat. “But I’ll be feeling better when our ship is flying again,” he continued. “How are you finding the Asimov?” he asked having given the 2O some time to look around. It was still slightly new as Simon walked through the corridors, reaching places on the ship much quicker than he did on his previous posting.
Captain Simon Starr, CO
“Badly damaged, sir,” replied Jevek, “It is quite astonishing that it is still in one piece.”
Commander Jevek, 2O
“She might be small but she sure is tough,” Simon replied with a smile. The ship wasn’t in the best of states right now, but it was only a matter of time before there might have been something, and then the Chief Engineer’s voice came over the comm. =/\= Captain, this is Lt. MacMoragh. I have an idea how we might get some power, but I am not sure you are going to like it.=/\=
The hopes that he had that things were going to be done soon were slashed as the last few words of the sentance hung in the air. Starr gave a concerned look toward Jevek and went over to the backup terminal. “Go ahead Lieutenant.”
Captain Simon Starr, CO
OOC: Bump
GM
=/\=Sir, I think the best way to get the parts we need is by tearing Mr. Zank’s ship. The problem is, he might not just let us. Force might be needed. Either that or a bribe.=/\= came over the comm. Simon looked at Jevek and sighed “Great, dealing with Ferengi. That’s never a headache,” he commented sarcasticly. After the brief exchange, he reactivated the comm. =/\=I’m sure we can come to an arrangement with Mr. Zank. Though I want to know every thing that is salvaged, down to the last screw.=/\= Starr replied. “And let’s hope he won’t try to charge us for what we don’t take,” he said to nobody in particular. “Any news on the away team?” he asked Javek.
Captain Simon Starr, CO
“No sir, nothing yet,” said Javek.
Commander Javek, 2O
=/\= Security to the Captain. I believe I see Commander Kiernan returning back to the ship. =/\=
GM
Simon relaxed a little, at least there could be some updates and they could fill him in on what to expect. It looked like it was going to be a little while longer before the ship got off the ground.
Captain Simon Starr, CO
Commander Idari walked into the room, grumbling to himself and looking down at a PADD. He had so much more information, and a functional computer, and yet, somehow, he still had managed to learn very little that was useful in any practical sense.
“Captain,” Idari said.
Suddenly, reality shifted ever so slightly, and Solit’s demeanor changed from angry and disgruntled to smiling and happy. Somehow, instead of coming from five years on a Concord-class starship with an expansive research department under him for the latter three, his previous assignment as a department head had him spending the past eight years aboard a Trafalgar-class that had seen better days and rarely provided any exciting opportunities for a scientist. In the current situation of reality, Solit had accepted the position because he thought it was a way to advance; before the reality shift, he had turned down the position in the hopes that something better would come along. Suddenly, Solit’s transfer to the Asimov-D wasn’t about non-human representation, it was about putting him on a newer and more capable destroyer than his previous billet.
Ergo, in spite of being on an uncharted planet with no idea where they were and little helpful information beyond that they could survive with the soil available, Commander Idari, who had previously seen everything that had happened, including his assignment to the Asimov, as an inconvenience and a hassle, now saw this as a new opportunity to conduct research.
“I think we can effectively chart much of local space, even if it still means we have no idea where we are relative to the wider universe. Mister Zank’s information about the local soils has provided some interesting thoughts regarding the origins of the island, but it also doesn’t help much - comets are comets, after all.”
(Commander Idari, CSO)
OOC: Sorry for my extended absence. Hopefully I can become more engaged in the sim in the future.
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