Posted by Lieutenant Maria Beckett (Chief of Security) in Main Sim - Away Mission - [Tag CE, CSO, COS, CMO]

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Posted by Lieutenant Maria Beckett (Chief of Security) in Main Sim - Away Mission - [Tag CE, CSO, COS, CMO]
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Dani used the access codes she had from the ship to try one of the door access ports closest to them. No lights on simply meant extra caution. “I’m trying the code, now.” She glanced at those around her to be sure they were ready before hitting the command button.

Dani
CE/AI Spec

=^=Hold,=^= Becket called over the com badges. =^=Harmon, stack up on me.=^= As she called for him to close with her she moved to the door next to Dani. She moved to the side, where she would not stand in front of the door as it opened. “Clear the doorway before you open,” she directed Dani. The last thing they needed was for their chief Engineer and AI specialist to get caught by a trap, or someone shooting from inside in the dark. Once they were safe…

=^= On my way. =^=

JT Nodded at the engineer in the affirmative giving her the go ahead to open the door.

XO

Taking his position behind Beckett, he reached forward and patted her on the shoulder, indicating that he was ready.

“I’ll flow right, you take the close wall,” she murmured to Harmon behind her.

The door slid open with a strained groan. Inside was a whole load of antiquated equipment. There was one small red light blinking on one of the consoles on the far wall. Aside from that, the inside was dark.

-GM

As soon as the door opened enough she checked the frame visually and with her tricorder. It only took a glance and then she was moving, flowing inward, moving through the fatal funnel as fast as she could, not wanting to be a silhouetted target. She faced down the right-hand wall, moving along it. Her weapon was pinned on the corner, then swept left into the rest of the room proper as she continued to move toward her point of domination. She’d left her ensign the easier angle, which meant if shooting started he could react faster, and she trusted him to do his job well.

—Contingencies—

No threats were spotted along the wall, she swiveled to face the rest of the room but still moved down the wall, then moving sideways. With no threats are spotted, she called out “Clear!” while expecting Harmon to confirm the same from his end.

MERGE

Quickly following behind the Lieutenant as she stepped into the room and around the corner, Aidan moved straight in on the close wall, and slowly sweeped the room to his right. So far he wasn’t seeing anything as he continued to move into the room, so he could check behind the different pieces of equipment.

Keeping low when the door opened, Dani finally let her held breath escape her lungs as she relaxed. No trap had been sprung, so far, and the place seemed deserted. Taking the small light from her tool pouch, she pushed the darkness back with its beam as she illuminated the room by slivers. After one pass, she stood up. After another pass the opposite direction, she took a step into the room.

Making sure to mind where her feet landed, she moved tentatively towards the console with the light on it. She has momentarily forgot the rest of the team behind her.

Dani
CE/AI Spec

Ens Harmon - Sec

Dani tentatively swept her hand over the console checking for condensation or dust in the horrible lighting. Either residue would give a hint to how long the station has been like this.

Concentrating her light on the lit up button, she leaned down to be sure she could read the console or activity that was lit up.

Dani
CE/AI Spec

JT Made his way to the door and peered inside “Whats on sensors?” he asked to anyone/everyone whop had their tricorder out

XO

Why is it always dark when we go to places that run out of contact; BJ thought. He didn’t always like that they sent just one ship to do these. He had his tricorder running the whole time. That was standard for the science department.

Examining the interior of the building found it empty of people, but full of junk. Most of it was old Starfleet containers. The blinking light on the console was labeled as indicating that a communication was being jammed from this console.

-GM

The readings were rather boring. “Looks like someone forgot to take out the trash before they left. All I got are containers.”

Janzen

Jack had stayed behind the group in standard formation, keeping to the rear in case there was an emergency. He entered the room with the others and scanned the room both visually and with his medical tricorder.

Dr. Grey - CMO

With the rest of the away team piling into the room she clicked on her weapon’s white light, widening the beam. The extra lumens would help, then chewed her lower lip for a second. “Lights? Illumination?” It seemed some of the systems were still working, so lights should still be working. If they could get those up it would help.

Nudging her WTR-600, she set it to switch scan modes, giving her an identification overlay, showing what it could determine was in each of the crates in her line of sight, pointing to each one with a small line if it was too tiny, with a word or list overlay. Or if the object was larger, it highlighted the outline and listed it’s contents.

It even showed the various panel and consoles and their purposes as well, highlighting the light on the one that was active.

Lt Beckett, COS

((Sam, please provide ident where possible according to what is bolded. <3 ))

The crates were a mix of everything. Ration packs, power cells, the basics needed to run a base. The consoles served in general suggested that this was a communications and sensors building. Though most of the consoles were in low power mode. The primary communications console was active and performing one function. Blocking an outgoing communication.

-GM

((Awesome, thank you. ^_^))

Frowning when the lights didn’t come on to voice command, Maria fumbled around for where there should have been emergency hand lights, and popped one out. Immediately she clicked it on, spilling more pure white light into the area. Twisting a portion of it, the light went from a cone beam to spilling light in all directions like a lantern, giving them more light to see and work by.

“Seems there’s a fusion reactor still operational or this is off of batteries,” she remarked. “I’ll see if I can get the ODN relays to do anything more than burp at us,” she said. While their chief engineer was on hand, Maria had grown up on a family owned and operated freighter. She was used to pitching in and fixing stuff, and crawling around in the innards and maintenance access points of just about anything. If she hadn’t gone into security and later intelligence work, she would have been a bang-on engineer, and she kept up on her certifications as well. Especially if she might need them as a cover, or to keep her sharp on how best to sabotage an enemy’s equipment.

The technology here was not so far back as to be duotronic, but certainly wasn’t up to present standards. The family freighter had been older, so this was somewhere in the middle and, like most Starfleet designs, easy to work on.

—Contingencies—

((Anybody is welcome to get lights/power back up or at least semi-operational before the LT does. I believe Harmon has a background in operations/engineering as well, doesn’t he?))

Lt Beckett, CoS

Dani frowned as she wiped her arm across the top of the console to clear the dust. “Sir,” she called over her shoulder to the XO. “This console seems to be jamming an outgoing transmission. I’m gonna see if I can play it. May help make sense of what happened here.”

Setting her light down to shine across the surface of the console, she started glancing around and pulling up various systems to see if they would work…

Lights
Communications
Logs

If she could, she was gonna see what the computer would play of the outgoing message. If she couldn’t manage it, then she would see about the AI on the Memorial tapping in to help.

Dani
CE/AI Spec