Posted by Cadet Grayson Paul (Engineer) in Main Sim - Main Engineering (Attn Cadet Paul)

Posted by Lieutenant Meredith Monroe (Chief Engineer) in Main Sim - Main Engineering (Attn Cadet Paul)
Meredith leant against a console in main engineering, a large steaming cup of tea and plate of biscuits beside her. She was reviewing the data from the recent away team mission when a thought struck her.

=^= Computer, download all specifications, deck plans, and records relating to the USS Potterfield to this station. =^=

As the data began scrolling across the screen, she thumbed her commbadge.

=^= Cadet Paul, report to main engineering. =^=

Grayson stopped mid-scan as the Lieutenant’s voice streamed from his commbadge. The power cells of the hand-held phasers in the armory were holding charge, and other routine maintenance seemed to be well in order. He put the item down and tapped his commbadge:
=^= On my way. =^=

He quickly finished securing the weapons and timed out, taking one last glance behind him to ensure he hadn’t left anything out and left the armory. He exchanged nods with the security officer standing post as he left and walked down the corridor, tool kit in hand. The doors to the turbolift opened almost silently, admitting him. “Deck 5.”

He hummed a quiet melody to himself as the lift rose to the appropriate level and opened. Grayson stepped out, turned left and entered Main Engineering. He stopped momentarily, found the Lieutenant, and made straight for her location, presenting himself before her console. “You wanted to see me, L.T.?”
Cadet Paul, Engineer

“Do ye want a biscuit?”

Meredith offered up the plate of assorted biscuits with her spare hand as the Cadet arrived, her attention mostly on the console where she had been working. She nodded her head at the scrolling schematics, work logs, and scan reports.

“This be everything in the Database relating to the USS Potterfield. As ye’ll know we’ve been sent here to see what’s occurred and if possible bring her back in one piece. What I need ye to do, as our resident grease monkey, is to go over her plans, work orders, repair logs, and so on, correlate it with our own scan data and the away team reports, and see if we cannae start to get to the bottom o’ this and get her ticking again.”

Lt Monroe - Chief Engineer