For those of you who are new, and those who are not and need a refresher after the Turkey amnesia has set in, here is the briefing

The Endeavour has taken on a number of items that has essentially filled the space of the cargo bay, the shuttle bay (which is still in disarray since the last mission), and a number of the spare cabins. These are to be taken to a world called Crastus II, a water world, and delivered to a research starship/submarine called the SeaHawk. Due to properties that the world has, replicated things break down in a matter of days to weeks and thus require either replacement parts to be delivered or simply new clothes. Some of the SeaHawk’s crew will be mustering out and thus requiring new crew, hence the cabins taken up for the nearly 30 such crew.

There are a number of ‘issues’ that may or may not be looked at in this chapter of the tale, depending on what the captain or circumstances determine to be a priority. Each department has a focus to undertake which had been explained to them by a department head at the Starbase. These can be shown in brief below:
Security: There has been a ‘mole’ who has been transmitting information garnered from the research on the SeaHawk. Attempt to find the mole while assisting other departments in keeping them from harm.
Science: New life and who knows, maybe new civilizations, but definitely new life. And barnacles on the SeaHawk. Can these be studied and scraped off?
Engineering: The ‘dock’ in which the SeaHawk docks has a problem with the anti-grav units which were not all ‘non-replicated’ and needs repair, and that of the deployment of some of the SeaHawk’s new sensor drones.
Medical/Counselor: Everyone okay? Have they been affected by the world at large? Take a sampling of the crew to check them out.

So without further adieu, we have the Craxus system - an annoyingly busy system of surveyors, natural hazards, thrill seekers and science buffs and, of course the radicals who want the system left alone.

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