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=^= Rodier to Stadi and Sickbay, affirm. We’ll need some tight security in the Shuttlebay, but we can make it work. The mess is right there as well, if it’s needed. Heading down to Sickbay now. Rodier out. =^=

~ Lt. jr. gr. Henry Rodier - COS (crosspost)

=^= Sickbay to Stadi and Rodier - acknowledged. We’ll see you in a few minutes, Lieutenant Rodier.=^=

[Cadet Ven Miya] (crosspost)

=^= Washburne to Stadi. Understood. In route to Engineering.=^=

Washburne was out the door before he finished speaking into the comm. No rest for Starfleet he thought.

|Cadet Connor Washburne|

Dael noticed Washburne enter Engineering out of the corner of his eye and looked up from his diagrams.

“Cadet, looks like we’ve got an assignment from the higher ups. Looks like a colony is needing an evac, and they’ve given us the pleasure of being their ride. We’re looking at around 385 colonists. I’m thinking of using Cargo Bays 1 and 2 on Deck 6 as the place to put them, giving them access to Sickbay and potential overflow to either the mess or shuttlebay there.” Dael pulled the schematics he had been looking at on his console onto the larger screen in Engineering. He pointed towards the areas he was describing as he continued. “We’ll have to make accommodations for these people, moving our storage from these areas to the other cargo bays, but I think we can make it work. My biggest concern right now is making sure they have some sort of livable area, I’m thinking looking in our storage for or replicating some basic structures so they have a place to sleep and have privacy. I don’t know how long we’ll have them here for. I’m assigning NE Burton and NE Doohan with carrying that out.”

Dael gave a nod to those two members of his team, both of which gave a similar response before breaking off to work on their assigned task. He turned back to Washburne. “The reason I called you down here Cadet is because I know you have a background with transporters technology and theory. We’re looking at a high capacity situation and while I haven’t heard it as a fact, they may need to get off that planet in a hurry. We should at least try to have a plan ready, because believe me, complications like that come up all the time. It’s our job to prepare for them, and I want to hear what your suggestions and ideas are to prepare our systems.”

Lt. jg Dael Stadi, CE