USS Ark Angel
Checking Out the old and Checking In the new [Tag CE]
As Jonathon DeLaney ventured deeper into the recesses of the Ark Angel’s Main Engineering, his keen eyes swept over the array of consoles and displays, absorbing the data streaming across the screens with a critical eye. Despite the meticulous adherence to Starfleet regulations evident in the readings before him, there was a distinct lack of character emanating from the ship’s mechanical heart.
With a furrowed brow, Jonathon muttered under his breath, his voice barely audible amidst the hum of machinery. “Standard readings, within Starfleet parameters,” he remarked to himself, his tone tinged with disappointment.
As he continued his exploration, he couldn’t shake the feeling of detachment that pervaded the chamber. The sterile efficiency of the ship’s systems left him yearning for something more, something that spoke to the soul of the vessel.
With a determined set to his jaw, Jonathon resolved to uncover the hidden depths lurking beneath the surface of the Ark Angel. For him, a starship was more than just a collection of circuits and conduits—it was a living, breathing entity with a personality all its own. And it was his mission to breathe life into the mechanical behemoth before him, infusing it with the spirit and vitality it so sorely lacked.
As he navigated through Main Engineering, Jonathon’s gaze fell upon another engineer. “Excuse me Engineer,” Jonathon began, his tone betraying a hint of frustration, “I couldn’t help but notice that the Ark Angel seems… standard, for lack of a better term. It’s all within Starfleet regulations, of course, but it feels… devoid of personality. Do you know why that might be?” He hasn’t seen the other engineers rank as he was not facing him.
Lieutenant Junior Grade Jonathon DeLaney
Incoming Chief Engineer Officer
USS Ark Angel