USS Manhattan
Graven XII - Engineering
Posted by Gamemaster Wookius Furrius (Senior Gamemaster) in Graven XII - Engineering
Posted by Ensign Kaia (Engineering Officer) in Graven XII - Engineering
Posted by Ensign Kaia (Engineering Officer) in Graven XII - Engineering
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Max waited for a more official reply to come from the Captain than the one in his mind, and he glanced sideways to Jasmine for a moment. His eyebrows narrowed just slightly, one ever so slightly raised, he knew that Jasmine would know what was on his mind. Max tended to have a low opinion of suits, and the Gravinian principle engineer looked young to hold the position. His first thought was the man was a paper engineer considering the problems they were facing, although he tried not to let first impressions take hold too much.Lt Cmdr Wynter, CE
It didn’t take long for Aeric Tov to push forward as well toward Wynter. “Tov,” he said, thrusting his hand out. “Beautiful shuttle you have. Sleek. Trim. Love the nacelle design. She’s an economy of engineering.” He glanced toward the Kazon ship and sighed. While it appeared ‘dramatic’ it was evident that Tov was expressive and wasn’t trying to be a drama queen. “Would that more put beauty into their designs.”
- AericKaia stood beside her DH, looking around in wonder. She caught the eyes of a few natives and other visitors on her, likely wondering what she was, and why a being as small as a child was hanging around in Engineering Yellows. She let them wonder, focusing on this Tov fellow.
Kaia, Engineer
Tov looked at Kaia as though noticing for the first time. “Forgive me. I am rude. I am Tov.” He knelt and extended his hand. “I know some beings can be small. You’re my first. What is your specialty?” He then caught himself. “Here, there are a great deal of specialties. Do you do that? Or are you broadly schooled?” Tov glanced from Kaia to Wynter, then to the shuttle.
- TovKaia placed her hand to her chest and bowed her head slightly, the typical greeting among her species. With her hands being such a different shape and size from the normal humanoid hands, it was also a more practical greeting. Handshakes were uncomfortable. “I am Kaia of Galdor. Pleased to meet you. I have no particular specialty, although I am more interested in practical application than anything theoretical. I do enjoy studying robotics and artificial intelligence though,” she said in a cheerful, friendly voice. “And engines. I really like engines.”
Kaia, Engineer
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Whoops“I like engines too.” He made a bit of a scrunched up face. “Most of my time it seems in my position is looking at a wide range of engineering disciplines and practices. I don’t get to look at things like that baby over there that you came down on.” He looked over Kaia’s shoulder at their shuttle they came down on. “My guess is that it will do a pretty impressive sub-light acceleration, and, with the nacelles, faster than light?”
Standing he slapped his hands on his knees to brush off non existent dust. “Unfortunately my problem isn’t a ship design like that but a corrosion problem in our geothermal tubes. I’ve got a vehicle.” He gestured at the science group heading toward a bug like beast. “Knots had dibs on the lift so she gets to fly. We get an ‘official’ car, but I’d like to take you in mine. Not so stuffy. It’s just over there.”
He gestured to what was a much sportier vehicle. Still having the similar line design and ‘Jetson’ like dome overtop it was lower to the pavement and was, by all appearances, the Graven equivalent of a muscle car.
- Tov
Kaia couldn’t hide the excitement upon seeing the sleek, sporty vehicle, and she looked over at her DH. “I call, as I believe humans call it, shotgun,” she spoke quickly, then ran over to the vehicle, running her hands over the seams and examining it. “You would love to see inside our vehicle. I would love to see inside this one if we have time after we figure out the corrosion problem. She is beautiful,” she exclaimed, eyes wide in wonder as she looked for the doors.
Kaia, eng