Posted by Cadet Joseph Rainns (Security Officer) in Main Sim - Shuttlebay

Posted by Captain Emmeline Davis (Commanding Officer) in Main Sim - Shuttlebay

Posted by Cadet Albert Schweitzer (Doctor) in Main Sim - Shuttlebay
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Douglas after stopping saw Lieutenant Tija, asked, “Are you also another passenger?”

(Cadet. Douglas. Science)

Nijix had spotted Cadet Rainns heading to the shuttle room earlier. She was subtly impressed and glad he had the initiative to act in the best interest of the mission. Her fingers pressed on her com badge as she spoke into it. It would take more than two security officers to assist in the physical labor and securing the site.

=^= Cadets Collins and Christianson, report to the shuttlebay now.=^=

Her figure stepped into the room just in time to hear a cadet question if someone was a passenger. She ignored the question as she moved toward Rainns.

“It’s nice to see you’re quick on your toes. Now, help me load up these type 3 phasers into the shuttle. We’ll need them if we’re going to try to cut through rock. On the count of three, we’ll lift it.” Nijix pointed at the current crate she stood beside. She leaned down to grip the edges and lift when the Cadet said three.

-Lt. Nijix Tavium, CoS

OOC: I’m showing the following members of the away team: Tavium (COS), Vras (CE), Tija (CMO), Rainns (Sec), Taurean (Sci), Douglas (Sci), Collins (Sec), and Christianson (Sec). Did I miss anyone?

IC:

The cadet pilot looked mightily relieved as the two senior officers appeared to help corral the cadets. She quickly disappeared to complete her preflight checks as she waited for any other cadets to arrive.

Cadet Flysalot

OOC: Added Silke’s character to the list above.

Sarah

While everyone else in the shuttle bay seemed to be busy with one thing or another, the CMO was rooted to the spot. She was pale as a sheet and her breathing was shallow. Something seemed to be wrong and considering that she hadn’t answered the Cadet’s question, it would be a safe bet to say that she was only physically present. But the question was: where was the usually so present and focused doctor mentally right now? And maybe more pressingly: Could someone snap her out of it?

~Lt. Tija, CMO

Douglas looked at the now pale Lieutenant concerned. “Are you alright?”

(Cadet. Douglas. Science)

OOC: Please add my name to the list of members of the away team as well.
IC:
Schweitzer was surprised with Lt. Tija summoned him to go on the away mission. He grabbed his med-kit and his inoculations and hurried to the shuttlebay. He assumed he was needed because no one to his knowledge knew the medical status of the miners precisely and contagion on the surface was a possibility. He opened the shuttlebay doors just as the other cadets were talking about what might be a rough trip to the colony. His stomach immediately turned. This was the part of joining Starfleet that scared him the most. He did not want to die in some shuttle accident on some far off planet. He joined to help bring his medical acumen to the galaxy and to cure diseases so beings throughout the galaxy could lead healthier, peaceful lives. But risk was the price he had to pay to do that. He held out his supplies and addressed the group weakly, “Where would you like me to store these?”

Cadet Albert Schweitzer (Medical)

The pilot rounded the shuttle again and then stamped her foot with her hands on her waist.

“All right, everyone on board, let’s get this show on the road.”

Cadet Flysalot

After carrying the field generator aboard the runabout, Rainns assisted his commanding officer with hauling aboard the crate of phaser rifles. Once the crate was placed on board he let out a sigh of breath from the slight strain on his body. He felt that strain was more of stress than exertion though, since he had lifted much heavier objects in the past and this was, after all, his away mission. Taking a seat he breathed in again and awaited the runabout’s takeoff.

Cadet Joseph Rainns- Security

Douglas looked at Cadet Flysalot questioningly. “I’m I still up front?”

(Cadet. Douglas. Science)