Posted by Lieutenant Alex Reid (Chief Engineer) in Main Sim - Elsewhere - Everyone Awakens

Posted by Ensign Deggur (Scientist) in Main Sim - Elsewhere - Everyone Awakens

Posted by Lieutenant Commander William B. Grey (CSO, Second Officer) in Main Sim - Elsewhere - Everyone Awakens
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After coming to terms with his surroundings William stretched to his full height, placed his hands behind his back and thought a moment “Statistics like that only mean anything within the context of where they are taken, your assumption is that they are working with Federation Statistical numbers to prove some hypothesis. This is more reminiscent of an actual intelligence test, I don’t want to make any early assumptions but it would fit” He turned back to the Captain “So long as we start by sticking to one side, use Trémax’s Algorithm provided we have some way to mark our journey. Provided this is a simple science experiment that should be enough to lead us out of a maze eventually.”

CSO

Chris blinked. “Um. Sure. I think I left my chalk in my other leg. But I guess you’re right doctor. We will just have to do the best we’re can. We could use blood as a means of marking but I’d like to find something else first. ”

“I have an eidetic memory.” Reid said. “I’ll remember every turn we take.”

“Let’s go people. We’ll beat this test and then return the favor. “

Captain Chris Taggart CO

Reid looked around the room one last time before they left. It was oddly well prepared. Either someone had been hunting or they had known where the Chernov was going to be. This wasn’t an impulsive blitz grab. Reid didn’t want to wonder if they were the first to take these tests.

-Dr Alex Reid, CE

“I’m glad you have an eidetic memory doctor but the rest of us don’t. What happens if our hosts take you from us or you die? The rest of us still needs a means of finding our way around. Is there something that can be used as a marker around here?”

Captain Chris Taggart CO

Reid slid his boot off again and made a deliberate attempt to scuff the wall and the floor. “Mark every room we’ve been in.”

-Dr Alex Reid, CE

Keali smiled as Alex left a black smudge down the side of the wall. He might be socially awkward and difficult to talk to but she was glad they had him on their side. “Excellent idea Dr Reid, good work!” she concluded as she looked to the Captain for the order to move out.

Commander Keali (XO)

The scuffing of the boot left a small impression on the wall. Now they just had to decide which way they were going to go, left or right. Hopefully it would be soon because the air was a bit chilly with just standing around here.

GM CockRoach

Dr. Blaze was still looking around trying to find something interesting to look at

Wherever they were was particularly clean and spic/span so there was no rocks to find.

Dr. Alexander Blaze (Engineer)

IC: “Yes. Good work Dr. Reid. Like I said three other times before, we are going to the left. And when we are just standing around, I suggest you all move around to stay warm. I don’t want any of you to succumb to the cold. Engineers, look for panels or something of the kind. I find it hard to believe that there are no wires around.”

Captain Chris Taggart CO

“There’s definitely a monitoring system. And we all heard audio messages. Possibly life support and environmental control. I agree we move ahead. Dr Blaze, you take the left side of the tunnel, I’ll take the right. Search for panels, switches, anything as we go.”

-Dr Alex Reid, CE

“I believe the Captains directives were not to split our crew up any more than we already have” The young Scientist said “Out of a crew of nearly five hundred there’s less than ten here. The whole group will go right Lieutenant” Will managed a half-smile at the Chief Engineer.

CSO

Deggur stayed silent as he watched the exchange. It seemed as if some tempers would flare, and he resolved not to get into any arguing matches himself, hoping that they could all work together to get out of this damned place. He was starting to feel claustrophobic, even though there was plenty of space to move around…

-Ensign Deggur, Science

Walking down to the left the corridor curved first to the left then banked a hard almost 90 degree angle on a slide like approach the slide curved around in a circle to what seemed a large open room based on the foggy outline they could see through the window in front of them. Those with keen hearing could also hear what sounded like a snuffling grunt or growl from below perhaps it was hard to make out though exactly what was making it.

GM CockRoach

William cocked his head to the side at the slight grumbling sound “You must follow that sound through the windings of the labyrinth, and, by and by, you will find him.” He said looking at the group with a neutral look.

CSO

Not understanding the deeper meaning behind the words, Deggur took it as an order. “Affirmative, sir,” he said as he cocked his head to listen for the growling, uncertain which way it would take him…

-Ensign Deggur, Science

Reid looked awkwardly at Deggur. “That’s a quote. It’s said to Theseus in the Ancient Greek myth of the Minotaur. It’s most commonly read in Nathaniel Hawthorne’s Tanglewood Tales.” instinctively his hand slid back to reach for a tricorder he had when he was still in engineering. He almost laughed at himself for the mistake.

-Dr Alex Reid, CE

Blaze Herd him talk about Ancient Greek myth “ Actually I believe we are in a labyrinth. And there has to be a secret to this maze”

Dr. Alexander Blaze (Engineer)