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Main Sim - Briefing Room - Day 5 (Tag Senior Staff/GM)

Posted by Lieutenant Si’Rek (Chief Engineer) in Main Sim - Briefing Room - Day 5 (Tag Senior Staff/GM)

Posted by Commander Jevek (Second Officer) in Main Sim - Briefing Room - Day 5 (Tag Senior Staff/GM)

Posted by Gamemaster Janus (Gamemaster) in Main Sim - Briefing Room - Day 5 (Tag Senior Staff/GM)
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On the morning of Day 5, the good doctor and the NE who had camped outside of town, found the raft with an awaiting security officer. The previous day after the first staff meeting concluded, the First Officer had returned late in the day, and the waters were not suitable for crossing. The NE and the good doctor finally crossed on the morning of Day 5 on this planet, and returned with information about the town.

Once again, the senior staff reconvened, with the NE and the CMO present, to discuss the details of their fact finding mission to the town.

GM

OOC: Bump

GM

“So, what more do we know about the locals?” Starr began asking now that the rest of the original away team had arrived since the previous meeting. If there was anything new to discuss, the supposed magic was definitely something to be aware of.

Captain Simon Starr, CO

Riker continued to listen in case there were further questions for him.

OOC: what am I supposed to be doing again?

Riker, CE

OOC: Bump for the CMO.

GM

Lt. Si’Rek had woken on the morning, and his injuries were all patched up. Because Takarans were highly resistant to injury, the shuttle crash along with the makeshift personal shield, left the good lieutenant in the best health out of all the crew members. The only exception was due to the fact that he clung on his makeshift device so long, he found his hands and arms sore and numb. He joined the staff meeting, and dismissed Lieutenant MacMoragh who mysteriously failed out of the crew’s collective memory.

GM

“Ah, Lieutenant Lt. Si’Rek. It is most fortunate you survived the shuttle crash with no injuries,” remarked Jevek.

Commander Jevek, 2O

Si’Rek nodded in acknowledgement and said “Fortunate implies luck, Commander. It was exemplary application of Engineering practices and a working knowledge of energy coefficients that kept me alive. I would hate to chalk that up to ‘luck’.” and he sat down. “Now, if I could be brought up to speed, I will endeavor to assist us out of the current situation as best I can.”

Si’Rek, CE

“It is highly probable, though impossible, that the neutrinos surrounding you at the time affected the laws of probability that resulted a favorable outcome, Lieutenant,” replied Jevek. “The entire away team has returned from their scouting mission in town. The good doctor was about to make her report. And as for your staff, your staff reported yesterday that they have altered a good majority of commbadges to operate in EM-band, subspace and a dual mode option. The last option takes a lot of power, and is not advisable to operate for long periods of time. The EM band mode will allow us to communicate on the island, and I believe your staff have installed EM relays between the decks to allow transmissions to pass through the decks easier. Also, your staff have built a solar power generator, with solar panels currently aligned along the top of the hull, which has given us a small boost in power and allowing us to use the computers again.”

Commander Jevek, 2O

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