Posted by Lieutenant Michael Gould (Chief Engineer) in Engineering - Main Sim

Posted by Lieutenant Michael Gould (Chief Engineer) in Engineering - Main Sim
Michael paced the floor of main engineering. “Nothing?” He asked an NE at a monitor nearby. “Not yet sir. Wait. Something weird from the shuttle and fighter telemetry.” Michael leaned in over the engineer’s shoulder. “Microwave emissions. And minor structural… I don’t know what. Kinda like they just ran smack into a wall and that’s the aftershock. They’re pulling out.” He stepped back. “Good for their safety. Bad for problem solving.” He paused in thought. “That could’ve just been a structural response to ‘riding’ microwaves.”

-Lt. Michael Gould, CE

OOC: Setting this up in case anything happens here on the Olinski. Also assuming he’d be watching the shuttle telemetry so that, if it turned out the Dragoon was just damaged, he’d know what his next job would be.

Time passed and the fighters made their maneuvers. Then Sehlat slipped. As all the other craft started to make their pursuit, Michael had only one thing to say. “What the hell are they doing?” He stepped back from the console. “Lennon,” he pointed to the next monitor over “monitor Lt. Primage specifically.” Michael took a seat at a console of his own. He checked the Olinski. Oh god. He saw the modified torpedo loaded and ready. He ran calculations to see if there was some modification he could make so that the Olinski could beam Sehlat out. They still might fire this torpedo, but one of their own wouldn’t be so deep in.

-Lt. Michael Gould, CE

“Aye-aye Lieutenant,” Ensign Paul Lennon replied with the slightest hint of a Cambridge accent. The plucky young ensign found all of this incredibly exciting, like so many new officers do. “So what do you think is happening?” he asked the older and more experienced officer.

NE Paul Lennon, Plucky Young Ensign and FNG