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USS Ark Angel

Sickbay - Main Sim

Posted by Fleet Captain Drudoc Andone (Commanding Officer) in Sickbay - Main Sim
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A few minutes later the ship shuddered and power sky rocketed off the charts, it was beyond the measurements of known science. It seems their timing had both been on point, but also bad, they had not only captured one dying protoform but THREE. Immediately the ‘thought drive’ kicked into gear and there was the impossible reading of actual movement beyond again any measurement. Systems began to blow out and consoles blew in sparks. The whole ship shuttered under the colossal energy it was somehow holding together within itself.

Then just as it seemed things would literally explode around them the shuddering and sparks ended and all the lighting on the ship died out except for emergency lighting and life support.

GM CockRoach

Zarus had been thrown to the deck with the shuddering. They were a little dazed and didn’t recall the lights going out. The normally bright sickbay was now dimly lit by emergency lighting. The shadows of people moving gave it an eerie feeling to the environment. The glow in the dark tags identifying equipment storage compartments were visible in their characteristic dull greenish glow and static text. Something Zarus had only ever seen in simulation

They brought themselves to their feet and looked around before joining the army of nurses and medical techs that were checking the biobeds and patients…

-Zarus

With a whir the sickbay 1’s personal emergency power and containment systems came online first, lighting up the room in mostly normal setup. A few minutes after that the first of the banged up NEs began to arrive. Most had light burns, bruises or light broken bones but nothing so far more major then that.

GM CockRoach

Zarus’ left wrist was painful. Given the recent breakage, the suspected it may be broken. Zarus flexed their fingers. It hurt, but there was enough dexterity to work and they would treat themself after the initial rush.

Nurses were triaging the arrivals in a calm and professional way. A quick scan and anyone with just cuts and bruises was sent on their way. Those that remained were being moved to different parts of sickbay in accordance with the severity of their injuries.

Zarus saw a patient being taken straight to the medium priority zone who had clearly been near an exploding console. Her uniform was specked with blood and a quick scan showed that there were shards of transparent aluminium up the patient’s right arm and on the right side of her face.

“You’re lucky,” Zarus said, “It’s not gone in your eye, but theres a piece very close. We’ll get that one first so that it doesn’t move closer and scratch anything then we’ll bathe your eye to clean any soke residue out, yeah?” Zarus said reassuringly.

-Zarus

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