Posted by Lieut (j.g.) Charles Tenkiller (Chief of Security) in Engineering then to Tenkiller's Quarters

Posted by Lieut (j.g.) Heather Argeneau (Chief Engineer) in Engineering then to Tenkiller's Quarters

Posted by Lieut (j.g.) Charles Tenkiller (Chief of Security) in Engineering then to Tenkiller's Quarters

Posted by Lieut (j.g.) Heather Argeneau (Chief Engineer) in Engineering then to Tenkiller's Quarters

Posted by Lieut (j.g.) Charles Tenkiller (Chief of Security) in Engineering then to Tenkiller's Quarters

Posted by Lieut (j.g.) Heather Argeneau (Chief Engineer) in Engineering then to Tenkiller's Quarters

Posted by Lieut (j.g.) Heather Argeneau (Chief Engineer) in Engineering then to Tenkiller's Quarters

Posted by Lieut (j.g.) Heather Argeneau (Chief Engineer) in Engineering then to Tenkiller's Quarters

Posted by Lieut (j.g.) Charles Tenkiller (Chief of Security) in Engineering then to Tenkiller's Quarters

Posted by Lieut (j.g.) Heather Argeneau (Chief Engineer) in Engineering then to Tenkiller's Quarters

Posted by Lieut (j.g.) Charles Tenkiller (Chief of Security) in Engineering then to Tenkiller's Quarters

Posted by Gamemaster Deus Ex Machina (Gamemaster) in Engineering then to Tenkiller's Quarters

Posted by Lieut (j.g.) Heather Argeneau (Chief Engineer) in Engineering then to Tenkiller's Quarters

Posted by Gamemaster Deus Ex Machina (Gamemaster) in Engineering then to Tenkiller's Quarters

Posted by Lieut (j.g.) Heather Argeneau (Chief Engineer) in Engineering then to Tenkiller's Quarters

Posted by Lieut (j.g.) Charles Tenkiller (Chief of Security) in Engineering then to Tenkiller's Quarters

Posted by Lieut (j.g.) Heather Argeneau (Chief Engineer) in Engineering then to Tenkiller's Quarters

Posted by Gamemaster Deus Ex Machina (Gamemaster) in Engineering then to Tenkiller's Quarters

Posted by Lieut (j.g.) Heather Argeneau (Chief Engineer) in Engineering then to Tenkiller's Quarters

Posted by Lieut (j.g.) Charles Tenkiller (Chief of Security) in Engineering then to Tenkiller's Quarters

Posted by Lieut (j.g.) Heather Argeneau (Chief Engineer) in Engineering then to Tenkiller's Quarters

Posted by Lieut (j.g.) Charles Tenkiller (Chief of Security) in Engineering then to Tenkiller's Quarters

Posted by Lieut (j.g.) Heather Argeneau (Chief Engineer) in Engineering then to Tenkiller's Quarters

Posted by Lieut (j.g.) Charles Tenkiller (Chief of Security) in Engineering then to Tenkiller's Quarters

Posted by Lieut (j.g.) Heather Argeneau (Chief Engineer) in Engineering then to Tenkiller's Quarters

Posted by Lieut (j.g.) Charles Tenkiller (Chief of Security) in Engineering then to Tenkiller's Quarters

Posted by Lieut (j.g.) Heather Argeneau (Chief Engineer) in Engineering then to Tenkiller's Quarters

Posted by Lieut (j.g.) Charles Tenkiller (Chief of Security) in Engineering then to Tenkiller's Quarters

Posted by Lieut (j.g.) Heather Argeneau (Chief Engineer) in Engineering then to Tenkiller's Quarters

Posted by Lieut (j.g.) Charles Tenkiller (Chief of Security) in Engineering then to Tenkiller's Quarters

Posted by Lieut (j.g.) Heather Argeneau (Chief Engineer) in Engineering then to Tenkiller's Quarters
Heather stepped off the lift and made her way into engineering. Stopping at a console to check on the core just to be sure that things were being repaired properly if not already done. then she made her way to her office and used the main console in there to download the last thirty days of activity within engineering, the orders that were given, and the repairs that had been done to a PADD. With that in hand, she turned to leave her office again. Once the CEO was out of engineering she took the first lift to the senior officer’s quarters and made her way to Tenkiller’s quarters where she hit the chime.

Argeneau, CE

The door to the CoS’s quarters opened and the man stood there in faded blue jeans and a button-down white collared shirt that seemed to enhance the color of his Native American skin tone. His hair freshly washed and tied back, and there was a pleasant smell coming from the room. Not food, not incense; but something that made the place seem more… inviting. Tenkiller looked at Argeneau and nodded, but then waited a moment in an odd hesitation. A passing crew member came by and he said “Hey, you.” and smiled a brilliant smile and then said, “Come in.” He watched with his peripheral vision as the crewman looked back over his shoulder at the pair standing in the doorway.

Tenkiller, CoS

Heather was glad that she had taken a moment to stop by her quarters on the way to engineering, she was wearing a black pair of dress pants and a soft blue blouse. She too had noticed the officer that walked passed Tenkiller’s quarters and looked back at them out of the corner of her eyes as the man warmly invited her into his quarters. “Thank you,” she said giving him the sweetest smile she could on her bow-shaped lips. She then moved step into his quarters as he stepped aside to let her in.

Heather Argeneau, CE

The room was decorated with items from Tenkiller’s home in Oklahoma on Earth and from his tribe and family. Beadwork, tribal artifacts and fetishes, and near one wall was an actual horse saddle inlaid with gold and silver. The aroma that filled the room came from there. “Sorry, I was oiling my saddle. It tends to get dry in this environment and I don’t want the leather cracking,” he said. Sure enough, on a small table nearby was an assortment of cloths and a small glass vessel that held what appeared to be a semi-solid yellowish-white oil.

Tenkiller walked to the replicator and said “You want something to drink?” nonchalantly.

Tenkiller, CoS

“Please don’t apologize, I agree, the environment does tend to dry the leather out,” Heather said having followed her nose to the scent of the saddle cocking her head to the side as she examined the item in question. “What tribe?” She asked her explorations into history that was not that of her family had never gone as far as she would have liked. Hell, her Uncle had been around since Atlantean times and had seen a lot since 1200 BC so everything she knew she had learned from her warrior of an uncle. She knew that heritage was everything to some as it was to her and her family. “Water please.” She said softly.

Heather Argeneau, CE

“Osage. From the northeast of the area known as Oklahoma. I’m an elder for my tribe.” he said, not boasting but simply stating a fact. He handed her a glass of water, an unsweetened iced tea for himself, and said “And you? Where are you from?”

Tenkiller, CoS

“Ontario, Canada.” She said simply which was the honest truth, her ancestors, however, were from the Lost City of Atlantic, not that she was going to explain that to Tenkiller. “I can tell by your impressive collection that you take pride in your people.” She said softly almost whimsical since she too wished she could be as open about her own pride in her family. However, unlike Tenkiller every member of her family except for her grandfather Jean-Luc were all still alive. She never knew what it was like to put a member of her family in the ground like Tenkiller no doubt did and she couldn’t very well go around telling people that she was a vampire that in dangered her family. Thankfully there hasn’t been a hunter sniffing around in centeries.

Heather Argeneau, CE

“That I do.” he said. “They made me who I am, and I am a helluva guy.” he said smiling. “Now… what have you got for with regards to tracking this potential threat.” he asked, going from social to business in a flash.

Tenkiller, CoS

Heather turned PADD in hand. Holding it out all he had to hit a button and the holo-image of the ship and the overlaying information that they were looking for would appear above the PADD showing each point for each officer in engineering, the time stamp, heat signature, and clearance code that had been used at the time indicated for the last three months.

Heather Argeneau, CE

Tenkiller cross-referenced with the bio scans and overlaid the information onto the diagram, and then had the computer sort for any discrepancy in logins vs. user. As the computer worked, he said “If we can identify a suspect, I’ll need to rely on you in the questioning. Engineering isn’t my strong suit.”

Tenkilller, CoS

Heather gave a nod understanding his need, questions were never her strong suit. usually, she just looked inside their minds until she found the answers she needed and then handled it or hand the problem off to the council if it was a vampire problem.

Heather Argeneau, CE

OOC> Sorry you were being so social for so long, I didn’t see the mission related sentence.

There weren’t any discrepancies between log in and users. What was more common was that people did not log in at all in reference to their repairs or presence in engineering which caused problems looking at the data log ins, but not with the heat signatures. There was no differences between the identified heat sources and what should be expected from each person so no com-badge was emulated as far as they could tell from this recording. What remained was pattern of behavior.... It would become clear that, whether signed in or not, people working on segments in engineering had a specific type of action, not quite stationary like people at work stations, desks, or seated, but a low motion vibrating signal that indicated someone was making small movements.

There were a set of officers who were doing work about the dilithum matrix in the past three months. The possible individuals were, Grigor Ivanovic Chief Warrant Officer 58, Pankaja Parvatti Lieutenant 50, Emma Holzer Petty Officer 23. Ensign Onthespot 21, and Warrant Officer Graham 42. No other person stood close enough for long enough, performing actions that were consistent to ‘repairs’ in the time period specified.

GM

Bump to not lose

Tenkiller went to his desk and pulled the files for all currently assigned Engineering personnel, just in case the request was being monitored. Once he had them, he locally isolated the records in question and said “Ok, Chief… let’s see if we can narrow the field by looking at histories and such.” and he slid a PaDD over to her and said “I’ll look at service histories and psych profiles. You look and see if anything looks weird from an Engoneering perspective. Odd training, missing or conflicting dates… anything that peaks your interest.’

Tenkiller, CoS

Heather gave a nod and moved to look over the files he accesses to see if there was anything amiss.

Heather Argeneau, CE

In no particular order, there didn’t seem to be anything too unusual in the psych profiles, none of them were ‘profiled’ by a criminologist so things that might reveal criminal actions weren’t determined. None of the officers and crew showed any predilection towards being a traitor or suicidal (which could be an outcome of sabotaging the dilithum matrix).

Due mostly due to their longer careers Grigor Ivanovic, Pankaja Parvatti Lieutenant 50, and Warrant Officer Graham 42 had exposures to multiple races that were unfriendly or openly hostile to the Federation. Officer Graham had spent two years on a Klingon ship during an officer exchange. Parvatti was a master linguist in Romulan due to her presence in the Federation Embassy on Romulus. Ivanovic parents were long haul transport traders who had with multiple unaligned and hostile worlds including the Breen and Orion.

GM

“I don’t see anything out of the ordinary Tenkiller, other than these three officers here,” Heather pointed to each of the three names, “having spent time on ships or assignments that would bring them within the proximity of unfriendly races. However, I am unsure that that makes them suspects.” She said with a frown.

Heather Aregeneau, CE

bunp

Tenkiller scowled. Then a thought occured to him. =/\= Computer. Pull all incoming and outgoing correspondence from each of the following personnel for the past one hundred and eighty days. Sort by point of origin for incoming and destination for outgoing. Add in all ship-based comms as well. =/\= He then looked at Argeneau and said “Maybe we can see if there is an oddity in their communications. Otherwise, we will have to move on to surveillance of all of them.”

Tenkiller, CoS

“That would be nice, think we’d get that lucky?” She watched the computer compile the information requested.

Heather Argeneau, CE.

“As my Ma would say> ‘If the Good Lord is willing and the creek don’t rise.’ Fingers crossed. We could make it interesting. Wanna bet on whether or not it works?” he said with a grin.

Tenkiller, CoS

“Depends on the stakes.” Heather smirked. “I like your ma.” she added.

Heather Argeneau, CE

Bump

bump

“If it works, you buy dinner. If it doesn’t, I cook.” he said straight forwardly. And yeah, she’s amazing.” he added with a wink.

Tenkiller, CoS

Heather actually laughed at that, Though eating food helped to build her own blood naturally she didn’t normally eat food anymore, it’s been more than 100 years since she last ate food really. “Deal.” She smirked knowing her replicator would do the cooking for her.

Heather Argeneau, CE

Tenkiller said “Great.” and waited while the computer compiled the requested information.

Tenkiller, CoS

OOC> We’re waiting on the GM now right?

OOC> Yes, indeed. Probably should just concentrate on Exodus and then pick back up.