Posted by Gamemaster Wombat (Gamemaster) in Main Sim - Moon interior of the Ruins

Posted by Captain Emmeline Davis (Commanding Officer) in Main Sim - Moon interior of the Ruins

Posted by Cadet Kiasees Las (Engineer) in Main Sim - Moon interior of the Ruins
OOC: Should I create a general structure for Kiasees to attempt to navigate or should I wait for it to be generated for me?

OOC: That’s a great question! It looks like our GM, Geoff, is being kept occupied by some non-STF issues, so he’s been slow in posting. We’ll wait for him to give us the details, but make sure that you are involved in one of our side sims in the mean time. :)

• Sarah, CO

OOC: I blame work, but we can definitely transition some of the action into here.

Las was able to make her way into the ruins by way of a cleft in the facade. Once inside it was dark and damp, just like one would assume a set of ruins would be. On one side was a set of old broken electrical equipment. Possibly computers or communication devices, the decay of time visible over every surface not covered with rust. Along the inside walls were bundles of cables stretching up towards the ceiling through holes drilled after the fact and mounted using metal brackets, some holding conduit up by fate and fortune alone. Taped to the wall was a cassette, something from the Kirk era and a note that read simply “Watch me”.

GM Wombat

OOC:No worries! I’ve been there.

IC: Picturing the space in the state of its prime was a struggle but with some effort Las recalled memories of past lives. None of the equipment appeared to be directly familiar, in fact during her last life the equipment present would still be considered dated at best. Yet a clear distinction between old and a little less old equipment were present. Could this be a case for two different civilizations?

The cassette…If playable within this structure, that would imply they left on a power source. Or if nothing else a power supply could potentially be functional within these walls. She aimed her tricorder towards the cables that weaved upwards.

-Cadet Las.