Posted by Gamemaster Mr Centauri (Gamemaster) in Main-Sim: Engineering hot spot.
Engineering was a buzze crew flew from station to station trying to get the main power relays up, Janna thomas was a senior she had performed with excellence through out her time at the Academy she was lively and always willing to help where she could. She danced around the main relay station trying to trace where the faults were so she could relay to the repair teams where to go. Then she heard it a light hissing sound, should looked to the wall panel. “What is” BOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOM the panel burst sending the Cadet across the room. and a massive shake through the nearby decks.

Fire spued out of the wall panel looking for its neck vicktem. The auto fire suppression systems were not kicking in!

Mr Centauri GM extraordinaire

What a great first impression for Boris. After finishing with medical and speaking to the necessary department heads, emergency struck. The ship wasn’t in a good place, and as a result, he had to act. He was on the way to main engineering to help out where he could, when the sound of an explosion and a subsequent fire lead him to rush into the area. He grabbed the nearest fire extinguisher and barrelled into the danger zone. Despite his speed, his hat barely moved, while one might have expected it to fly off in the panic.

Upon arrival in the danger zone, Boris called out loudly, first in his native tongue, and then in his typical broken English. “Wszyscy, zejdźcie z drogi! To zostanie załatwione, zachowajcie spokój i nie panikujcie! Poinformujcie służby medyczne o sytuacji!” (Translation: Everyone, get out of the way! This will be sorted, stay calm and don’t panic! Inform the emergency services of the situation!) And in English, he spoke: “Out of way! Will handle, not panic! Be calm! Kontact emergency people!”

After he spoke, he wasted no time in trying to get the fire under control, utilizing the fire extinguisher to at least try and control the flames as best he could. This certainly wasn’t the first fire he dealt with in his life, but it was certainly the largest. Even if the situation was terrifying for him, he reached into his well of Polish courage and strength and stayed brave, for he understood that panic and fear would just lead to suffering. Fire suppression wasn’t working? Well, it would be Boris to help take their place!

Cadet Boris Levetski, engineer.