Posted by Lieutenant Commander Alex Becket (Executive Officer) in Main Engineering

Posted by Lieutenant Riley O’Nell (Chief Engineer Officer) in Main Engineering
Riley Entered main Engineering and thing where far worse then the diagnostics showed. It was a complete mess. It was dirty with junk all over the place. A few officers were asleep at their stations not doing any work. When walked across the room and switched main power to backups and did a manual shutdown of the warp core and noticed no one has ever replaced the coolant systems

he stood up in front of the team there and yelled

“Ok now you lazy lads first thing is that you are going to clean this engineering deck next I want everyone to run diagnostics and put a list together of what each area needs to be done once you all are doing that. I’m gonna give this Warp core some much needed love. If you don’t wanna do anything tell me now I can tell that the exhaust ports needs some cleaning”

as he finished, everyone started to get off their butts and move.

he started a detailed diagnostic of the warp core and saw the problems popping up

“Oh poor dear what did they do to you”

Lt. Riley O’Nell (CE)

Lieutenant Commander Becket came down and visited engineering. His old posting before promoted. The doors slid open. “Lieutenant.” He said as he looked around. “What in the hell happened in here? It’s a mess. I didn’t leave our last Chief Engineer this place to look like a mess. I left this place sparkling clean. Though that’s not what I came down here for. I came down here to see what kind of damage we have.” Alex said, looking at Lieutenant O’Nell.

Lieutenant Commander Alex Becket
Executive Officer
U.S.S. Ark Angel

O’Nell looked at the XO “they where running the Warp Core on a high setting with no coolant systems to help. It looks like i well need to rebuild this thing or replace it. They neglected and over heated a lot of components it was a wonder it was still working and there is a lot of heat fatigue on the plasma instructors. On top of that the engineering deck is a pigsty and I saw a lot of the officers sleeping at their posts” he said

“I am having our sections and engineering team run diagnostics on their sectionsand to come up with a list of everything that is messed up and or broken to see if we can fix as much as we can”

Lt. Riley O’Nell (CE)