Posted by Captain Sara Kiernan (Commanding Officer) in Main Sim - I’ve Got Good News… And Bad News (Tag Command Staff, DH’s)

Posted by Gamemaster Alias Smith N. Jones, Esq. (Gamemaster) in Main Sim - I’ve Got Good News… And Bad News (Tag Command Staff, DH’s)
The Asimov left the station under impulse power until it reached the buoy marker indicating a jump to warp was safe to do. As the engines whined and the warp core sprang to life, the stars froze for a moment and then vanished into streaks of light as the vessel shot out of sight of the station.

A few hours passed as the crew went over systems to ensure everything was working after the major repairs; and indeed they were. All systems indicated a green operational status, and the ship’s AI indicated an overall operational efficiency of 99.4%. Everything was solid.

Micah Pikelsimer, dressed in the red uniform of a Star Fleet Lieutenant Commander, stood leaning against the bulkhead at the back of the bridge. Next to him was a Lieutenant in the blue uniform of the Science Division. The two stood wordlessly as the crew went about their duties and settled into the newly repaired vessel. Finally, the Lieutenant cleared his throat softly and moved near the Captain’s chair. “Excuse me, Ma’am… but you wanted me to remind you about the Department Head meeting?”

GM

“Yes… yes. Thank you.” Sara pressed a button on the arm of her chair. =/\=All senior staff please report to the conference room.=/\= She smiled lightly. “Here we go.” and she rose and walked to the conference room, nodding for Pikelsimer and the Lieutenant to follow.

-Captain Sara Kiernan, CO

Bethany had been on the bridge for the departure and familiarizing herself with the console, controls, and most importantly the rhythm the CO and XO set for the bridge. She locked the controls to standby, spoke briefly to the security NE who came to replace her and then followed the small group into the conference room. Old habits die hard and she chose a seat at the corner of the table where she could clearly see everyone with out looking like she was watching a tennis match. And this way she could observe people as they spoke and other’s reactions to what was being said.
Gadi, CoS