Posted by Gamemaster Kenson Koh (Gamemaster) in The Mysterious Spaceship

Posted by Lieutenant Maritza Turcio “Toro” (Chief Intel Officer (CIO)) in The Mysterious Spaceship

Posted by Commander Jason Harn (Executive Officer) in The Mysterious Spaceship
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Toro left the engineer to work out the power system while she continued to check out the other areas close by for anything that might be useful.

Toro heads out the main door to check the corridor for other areas “Gould I will be right back.” The CIO said.

Cio

Michael nodded. =/\=Beam down every battery you can spare, two shuttle dilithium chambers, about 20 feet of tubing, some sort of fusing device. The more complete an engineering kit you can send over, the better.=/\= He kept checking to see if dilithium would be compatible, if not he had a backup plan.

-Lt Michael Gould, CE

=^=Aye-aye Mister Gould,=^= Jason replied. =^=Stand by. Dragoon out.=^=

Jason Harn, XO

In a few moments, there were seven batteries beamed down to Gould’s location.

=/\=Lt. Gould, this is Reynolds from the Dragoon. We will need a little more time to get the dilithium chamber to you.=/\=

It was possible to link the dilithium chamber to the engine he was working on. However, he did not have the advantage of a Starfleet computer on hand to simulate the process.

GM

Michael set up as many batteries as he could without blowing a circuit. It’s fine Toro, I’ll handle this. You go for a walk. He thought. Well. It’s a matter/antimatter reactor. I need to make sure I can regulate the flow rate to accommodate the modified setup. But the rest should work just fine. He tried to access an engine control system where he could regulate matter/antimatter flow. I had a lot less possibly dying in mind when I joined Starfleet.

-Lt Michael Gould, CE

With the batteries, he had managed to power up the ship’s computer. As he was assessing the computer, trying to figure out the meaning of the diagrams, he received word from Reynolds.

=/\=Lt. Gould, this is Reynolds. We are beaming the dilithium chamber to you right now.=/\=

As Reynolds spoke, the air shimmered and the dilithium chamber appeared in the mysterious ship’s engineering room.

GM

“Hello beautiful. Let’s see what we can do.” Michael hauled the dilithium chamber near the warp core. “Really, it’s fine Toro. I got it. You keep doing… whatever it is you do.” he muttered to the absent CIO. When he was close to the core, he withdrew his tricorder and scanned the core. No chance I could just dump the dilithium in? Probably not. Still he hoped that the design would be similar enough to Starfleet that such a thing was possible.

-Lt Michael Gould, CE

He found that he could bypass the ship’s main energy generator and connect the dilithium chamber to the ship’s power distribution core and thus provide energy to the whole of the ship. It would take some work to align the dilithium crystals but he could have the ship running in an hour or so.

GM

=/\=Cmdr Harn, Captain Parker, this is the Cavalry. Roughly one hour until we have power. Gould. Out.=/\= He smiled and went to work. He loosened his collar as sweat built up. He set up the dilithium carefully and slowly. Every move was careful and measured. He worked away until it came time to try activating the core. Smiling, he said “Let there be light.”

-Lt Michael Gould, CE

=^=Acknowledged Gould,=^= Jason replied.

=/=Gould take it slow. Power up just what you need to. We don´t know the full extent of that ship and were just trying to get more info.=/= Came the Captains replied.

Parker CO

Jason Harn, XO

Toro stepped back into the corridor outside main engineering and shown her flashlight around looking for anything that might be out of the ordinary.

CIO

The various consoles situated at what seemed like nodes of the conduit network began to light up.

GM

Michael laughed a little. He couldn’t help it. It had actually worked. =/\=Gould to Dragoon and Olinski. She’s alive.=/\= You may promote me now. he added in his mind. Seeing a flash of Toro’s flashlight, he called “You don’t need that anymore. We have power.”

Lt Michael Gould, CE