USS Manhattan
Side Sim: Murder Mystery - The Tragedy at Thornfield Manor - Tag Everyone
Posted by Lieutenant Commander Eilah Fayth (Chief of Security) in Side Sim: Murder Mystery - The Tragedy at Thornfield Manor - Tag Everyone
Posted by Lieutenant Ben Hudson (Chief Medical Officer) in Side Sim: Murder Mystery - The Tragedy at Thornfield Manor - Tag Everyone
Posted by Lieutenant Commander Arthur Flynn (Chief Science Officer) in Side Sim: Murder Mystery - The Tragedy at Thornfield Manor - Tag Everyone
<SNIP>The party started to spread out across the house, all calling Lord Montague’s name.
Suddenly a scream echoed out from his study, as one of the servants ran out wailing.
“He’s… dead!”
Lt. Hudson
Chief Medical OfficerEvelyn Montague stumbled to a devastated shock as the servant began to scream. “No, no it can’t be!” she whispered horrified. She pulled herself together with effort. “Isabella, we must see for ourselves. He may simply be hurt. We must help him.” She moved quickly toward the room that the servant had exited.
Cmdr. Mal’athar, XO
Dr Rahimi scampered after Evelyn, making her way quickly towards the room the servant had come from, slipping past the taller folk and approaching Lord Harrington. “Everyone please give me a little space to work. I am a doctor!” She started by circling the body, looking for any sign of injury, before carefully taking his wrist and checking for a pulse. Kaia might not be a medical professional, but she had taken a first aid course!
Lieutenant Kaia
Chief Engineer USS Manhattan“Dead? He can’t be! Hurry and help him!” Said Eilah, following the rest of the crowd.
~ Fayth, COS
Arthur hurried after the group as well. “Inspector, if you would go to it?” Evidently he had already conceded Harrington’s death as a given fact.
Lieutenant Commander Arthur Flynn
Chief Science OfficerThe hilt of a knife protruding from the Lord’s back was a fairly conclusive indication that he was dead, or close to death, well at least by 19th century medical standards. Sure, a cardiostimulator, laser scalpel and dermal regeneration would have him good as new in the 25th Century, but the medical limitations of the period didn’t permit those things.
A slight murmur came from Lord Montague. Inspector Blackwood stepped forward, crouched down next to the peer, and placed his ear close to him. Suddenly Edward lifted his hand and grabbed the back of the Inspector’s head.
“Be…trayal…” Harrington rasped, before his hand fell and his final breath escaped.
“Who?” Blackwood asked, his voice steady, “Who betrayed you?”. But it was too late, Lord Harrington of Thornfield had come to a gruesome end.
Lt. Hudson
Chief Medical OfficerEilah knelt by the man’s body. “It’s truly a shame,” he said. He took a critical eye to the body. After all, Security did handle investigation on the ship. It was instinct to him. He looked at the knife, and for other injuries to the dead man.
~ Fayth, COS
Shedda gasped heartbroken lyrics. “No!” She grabbed Lady Harrington and hugged her dramatically. Shedda was rather enjoying herself. “No, oh no!” Harringron was dead! “Isabelle, don’t look, it’s awful. My dear friend, it’s just horrible.” Shedda stretched her neck to see the knife. Had she seen it anywhere earlier in the game?
Cmdr. Mal’athar, XO