Posted by Lieutenant William Hampton (Chief Engineering Officer) in RTF Containment Cells - Containment Protocols [Command, Hampton, McHarrie, Stone, RTF]

Posted by Mar. Captain Erve Manhattan (RTF Commander) in RTF Containment Cells - Containment Protocols [Command, Hampton, McHarrie, Stone, RTF]

Posted by Lieutenant Andrea Stone (Chief of Security) in RTF Containment Cells - Containment Protocols [Command, Hampton, McHarrie, Stone, RTF]
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OOC: Ok so this is for anyone who thinks they may be involved either directly or indirectly Maintain, Building, designing, or operating the containment cells. But I can only get so many characters in the topic before its too big. Feel free to pop a message on the discord if you want in, we’ll try and give everyone a chance to get involved so for this post the posting rules apply (order of posting and using the @Tag Function in discord for directed questions.)

IC:

Ryder was watching over the shoulder of the RTF operator who was currently on duty and watching the feeds to the Containment cells across all decks, the Trill XO often avoided coming here but today he had a purpose. Meet with the men and women who would have to on a day to day either build, maintain or operate around the cells and come up with some working relationship. For too long they had been RTF or Starfleet, today Ryder hoped to bring them together and finally be ‘one crew’.

The ships were intentionally a giant time bomb if it wasn’t operated by the brightest and smartest but worst if it wasn’t operated by people who didn’t see each other as rivals or the enemy. Taking his eyes away from Dave he crossed his arms and waited for the room to fill. It wasn’t the biggest rooms but it could hold up to ten people without being too uncomfortable and Ryder didn’t anticipate staying here. He wanted a tour.

• Commander Raauhl, XO

“Morning, Dave, mind if I observe you having breakfast?” McHarrie called out as he entered the room. He then saw the XO in the room.

“Oh, good morning, Commander,” McHarrie said genuinely surprised to not be alone.

“Hey, Dave, you’re not two-timing on me, are you?” he asked it.

-McHarrie

The commander couldn’t help but chuckle, it was odd to see someone so at ease with something like Dave on the same deck as them. “Oh don’t worry Commander he is certainly all yours. I actually came here for you, and we should be joined by our Chief Engineer and some others shortly if you have time to answer a few questions and concerns I have been having.” Ryder Smiled, he was trying to be genuinely invested into the RTF side of the ship.

• Commander Raauhl, XO

Stone never liked being late, so she made sure she was amongst first to arrive. Carrying with her was the padd CE Hampton gave her that contained the specs to the containment room, just in case it was needed.

“Good morning, commader Raauhl, McHarrie.” She nodded to the both men present.

She looked briefly at the entity called Dave as well, but the thing did make her uneasy, so she looked away nearly immediately. Not wanting to turn her back turned to that thing, she made sure it was in her peripheral vision so she could keep an eye on it.

Lt. Andrea Stone, COS

Walking in the room, Erve held a cup of coffee when the sight of Dave made his whole body gulp and perhaps pour some of the coffee on the floor “Oh gods! Morning gents, what a beautiful view… last time I saw this beast he almost chewed me.” With him he had few items: a PaDD, his beloved rail-hand gun and the reactive plating installed on his chest. Usual Captain Manhattan’s load-out “So I lost something important?” Asked to the Commander sipping some of the hot beverage.

M. Capt. Erve Manhattan - RCO

Several seconds after Manhattan arrived the doors opened yet again. This tome stepping was William Hampton, Padd in hand. As he walked to where his colleagues were he looked at Dave with disgust. “Someone needs to explain me why we haven’t beamed that monster into space yet.” He said once he made his way to the group. “Or for that matter, why he is even here.” Hampton was not afraid of Dave simply because he had designed the containment field. His faith in his work allowed him to be comfortable with the feeling that Dave could not escape.

LT. William Hampton-CE

Stone just shrugged at Hampton’s question. She liked the teleportation idea though. Perhaps they could rig something like that as well.. if anything busts out of their container.. simply get them beamed out of the ship.

Lt. Andrea Stone, COS