USS Athena
Shuttle Bay 1 (Open RP opportunity)
Posted by Lieutenant Commander Akirel Ros (Chief Engineer) in Shuttle Bay 1 (Open RP opportunity)
Posted by Civilian Khabal (Civilian) in Shuttle Bay 1 (Open RP opportunity)
Posted by Lieutenant Commander Akirel Ros (Chief Engineer) in Shuttle Bay 1 (Open RP opportunity)
Posted by… suppressed (1) by the Post Ghost! 👻
Khabal was in the shuttle bay checking on his ship. The scratches along the cleaving plates were almost gone.“You’re healing nicely.” he said to the ship that gave no response.
- Khabal
“Nanotech?” A man in Engineering gold with a PaDD in one hand asked casually, standing not close but not too far away that he would have to raise his voice to be heard. He was a Bajoran, clearly, and his question appeared more casual than inquisitive.
-Ros
Khabal looked over at the Bajoran and smiled warmly.
“Yes, a little, but also a lot of HSLA… I mean high strength living alloys. Spiral Nomad ships are a mix or organic and inorganic technologies.”
- Khabal
“Kind of like the Borg but without the Borginess and sleeker, then?” Ros asked but the question sounded rhetorical rather than inquisitive. Wandering towards Khabal he came to a stop and crossed his arms casually, looking at the ship. “I’m not unfamiliar with HSLA, I’ve seen it, or variations of it as I am sure the species that use it probably have their own versions, used on other ships. Your one is healing faster than my limited knowledge would lead me to expect though.”
Ros
Khabal gestured to the ship implying an invite for Ros to look more closely if he likes.
“It’s healing, and recharging, rather quickly here because it’s absorbing the ambient refined energy that leaks from your power systems. Energy that would otherwise be wasted as it dissipated into space. If I was in a hurry or outside of inhabited systems I’d park within the photosphere of the nearest red giant.”
Khabal fondly rubbed the side of the ship. His hand stood out stark against the total blackness of the ship’s skin, a black so deep that one would find it impossible to focus on the ship if one couldn’t see an edge for reference. The easiest edge to reference was the leading edge of the ship. Ros might be able to estimate it at an angle of seventeen degrees , thirty-four degrees inclusive, off the X/Y plane (chef’s knife sharp).
“But right now, we don’t need to stress the drives that much to maintain position on a star.”
Khabal patted the side of the ship before stepping back beside Ros.
“I am grateful for being allowed this small luxury.”
- Khabal