Posted by Fleet Captain Drudoc Andone (Commanding Officer) in Main Sim - Science Labs - Where Are We?

Posted by Lieutenant Junior Grade Sharah Fayth (Chief Science Officer) in Main Sim - Science Labs - Where Are We?

Posted by Fleet Captain Drudoc Andone (Commanding Officer) in Main Sim - Science Labs - Where Are We?
As with the other areas of the ship those in the science labs soon were waking up with minor bruises and the like showing they had all been tumbled about. Thankfully no containers had been broken of acid but for Riley and Genard in the general science lab 1, they did have one minorish problem to contend with. That being a nearby spill had come alight near an electrical relay causing a small fire. With the emergency systems still rebooting they would have to put it out by manual suppression methods.

GM CockRoach

=^=En Riley, En Gerard report please.=^= Not that she expected them to give her more information but it would be good to one determine if ship communications were working and to get a first hand report from someone else elsewhere on the ship.

Lt jg Fayth, CSO

Claude opened his eyes slowly as he raised himself off the deck. His head hurt, and he could feel a real goose egg growing on the back of his skull. The last thing he remembered was the ship rocking violently. Clearly, he had fallen and hit the deck pretty hard. Taking stock of his surroundings, while rubbing the back of his head he could see the other crew members as they also were stirring.

Standing, he turned his head to take a head count. He should have seven other crewman in this section. As he saw them, he ticked off their names ‘Bradbury…Pau… Gallman…’ He stopped in his count as he saw smoke raising from a area near the southwest wall. Almost instantaneously, he saw the flame above a work station.

“FIRE!” he shouted out. Moving quickly towards the flames a few things ran through his head. Water would make things worse as it was an electrical fire. The ship’s fire suppression system would require the room be evacuated, and they didn’t have that amount of time. It needed to be put out by taking out the fire’s air supply. Not seeing an appropriate blanket, he went to the nearest thing he could.

Claude removed his uniform tunic and turned it inside out, keeping his hands in the sleeves. He then used the tunic to cover the flames. Other members of the team arrived shortly and assisted him in putting out the fire.

• Ensign Genard

OCC: Sorry for the lack of posting. My daughter had abdominal surgery Tuesday morning and we have been hosting my grandsons for several days while she had recovering. Using my PC to post would have just caused problems with our tech obsessed grandsons.