Posted by Lieutenant Junior Grade Henry Rodier (Chief of Security) in Main Sim - Cargo Bay

Posted by Cadet Aaron Williams (Doctor) in Main Sim - Cargo Bay

Posted by Captain Emmeline Davis (Commanding Officer) in Main Sim - Cargo Bay
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“Doctors, I’m not familiar with the colonists biology, nor those....creatures.... and I of course yield situational discretion to your team and security in this type of matter but would flooding the cargo bay with anesthezine be a viable option without further risking their lives?” Barely taking a breath Dael spit the long and formal sentence out in his same stream of thought as his out loud thinking had been. He wasn’t really registering his diction at the moment, in the focus to take himself out of the situation and approach things as he could, it seemed to just be coming out that way. All he was allowing himself to think of was solutions.

Lt. jg Dael Stadi, CE
Looking at Lieutenant Stadi, Aaron put himself together and tried to look confident: “That…um, that depends on the condition of the patient, Lieutenant. Or the creature.” He took a moment to look at the colonist, thinking about the type of anesthetic and the living one condition. Focusing on a goal and trying to find a solution helped him to relieve some stress, even if the situation was still horrible.

OOC: Some good thoughts.

While there was a much better sensor reading of the colonists in the cargo bay, this excluded the ones in close proximity of the creatures. It appeared as if the creatures themselves were the source of the sensor disruption. The five colonists within close proximity to the creatures could not be locked onto individually for transport and raising a forcefield to separate the last one alive from the creatures wasn’t possible. The rest of the group could be surrounded by a forcefield and protected by further attacks, but that wouldn’t do anything for the last survivor under attack.

GM Madness

OOC: I was waiting to see if I could get some Security Cadets in on this, but I do apologize for the delay. I’ve had to insert a reply again, I hope you all don’t mind.

IC:
Rodier stood before the door, his phaser held firmly in his right hand, with his left held up in a fist to signal his team. He was aware of the distinctive heavy footsteps of NC Kyos behind him, bringing the total force up to five, but he dared not turn as he waited for the forcefield to fall.

~ Lt. jr. gr. Rodier - COS
Turning to Lieutenant Rodier, Aaron said: “According to our situation, I would recommend anesthizine for colonist in non-critical state. For the critical one, I would choose neurozine to reduce the chance of complication. And for the creatures, I would recommend axonol in gaseous form injected directly inside the force field, since we don’t know how their pulmonary system work. Aesthizine could be injected in gaseous form too. And if we fail in extracting colonists from the field, we could still use the axonol or the anesthizine both for them and the creature.”

“But that will depend on your orders, ma’am”, said the doctor, turning to Lieutenant O’Connell.

Cadet Aaron Williams

Ari ran her hand across her forehead. “A good suggestion Doctor Williams. However, We don’t have enough information to ensure a gas will work on the creatures or how quickly they will metabolise it and getting close enough to hypo is likely to be dangerous. See if you can run a bio analysis scan from here on them.”
“Understood”, said Aaron. He then took his tricorder and turn it on.

She looked at the CoS “Until we know more, I would recommend we erect the force field around the survivors and stun the attacking ones quickly then attempt to contain them and save the survivor.”

She became aware of the fact the captains transport hadn’t seemed to work and repeated herself via the comms.
=^= O’Connell to Bridge. Transport seems to have failed the creatures attacking seem to be giving off some sort of interference. I would recommend we try to erect a force field around the survivors and enter to stun the attacking ones quickly then attempt to contain them and save the survivor.=^=

Lt O’Connell
CMO

As soon as he heard the clear command from the Security Chief, Dael activated the force field protocols he had been setting up. With a quick punch of a key the blue shimmering field should drop and allow anyone from security, medical or the senior staff such as himself into the room. He moved out of the way of the security team from the doorway of the bay while still manning his console.
He overheard the doctor’s comments, and cursing under his breath. “On it.” he said as he started to focus on separating colonists that were already clear of the creatures into a forcefield barrier. Luckily this was one of the better parts of the ship to setup forcefields, part of the reasoning he had for using the Cargo Bay. Any number of volatile chemicals or materials could be stored at times in a ship’s cargo bay, and that meant containment barriers were already the norm here rather than the engineer having to submit too many new parameters to the computer. “Working on getting the rest of the colonists safe, but the ones being attacked are going to be Security’s problem.” he said while inputting several commands into the logic control of the system. A few diversions of the field emitters here, some redirect of energy there… with a final notation he pressed the input key on the console and risked a look at the chaos inside to make sure that it had worked.

-Lt. jg Dael Stadi, CE

Forcefields came to life around the group of colonists and just in the nick of time as the creature, in pursuit of the colonist who got away, crashed headfirst into the forcefield. It howled in rage after climbing up from the ground and began to frantically claw at the field.

=/\= Prioritize separating the attacking creatures from the colonists and then neutralize the attackers. Transport each colonist and their attending medical personnel directly to Sickbay on their call. =/\=

• Davis, CO (crosspost)
  Aaron pressed the “BIO” Device Input button and launch an image recording along with the scan for more precise information. He then connects the tricorder to the Challenger’s database. Let’s see if we already know this creature., he thought.
  He then launched the scan, attempting to identify the creatures, and if necessary their biological function

Cadet Aaron Williams

OOC: I’m not quite sure what you mean, but I’m thinking you’re doing a tricorder scan right and interfacing it with the ship’s databank?

The image referenced against the known species database returned a low possibility of an assimilated human Borg. A genome comparison returned a higher chance of the creatures being human but the genetic drift pointed to a high amount of mutation.

The moment Lieutenant Stadi allowed it, Henry lowered his left hand into a two-fingered point and started moving swiftly into the cargo bay, his team behind him. He immediately fired two shots on heavy stun at the midsection of the creature closest to the injured colonist, and the four other Security officers, all armed with Type II phasers, fanned out to either side of him. Any other Security cadets entering the room would do the same.

~ Lt. jr. gr. Henry Rodier - COS

The targeted creature staggered backward off of it’s intended prey but did not go down. Instead it looked up and issued a throaty growl before it began bounding towards Rodier. The heavy stun hits only seemed to serve to piss it off. Except for the one still clawing at the forcefield in impotent fury, the other four creatures left the bodies they were consuming and charged at the remaining security officers.

GM Madness