Posted by Chief Petty Officer Kohana Black Wolf (Helmsman) in Main Sim - Several Days Later - Arrival At Deba Colony

Posted by Ensign Amber Josen (Communications Officer) in Main Sim - Several Days Later - Arrival At Deba Colony

Posted by Rear Admiral CockRoach (GM) in Main Sim - Several Days Later - Arrival At Deba Colony
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It was several days later and the Sentinel finally dropped out of warp outside the Deba system, a nearby Ion storm had halted comm efforts till they had gotten to the system. Which soon revealed a cooling truth, after three efforts to hail the colony they had gotten nothing but static! Entering orbit scans found the colony showed signs of pillars of smoke from some kind of explosions and the once rich fields of farming and milk produce were still burning strong by some form of fuel. Life signs didnt show any sign of the expected colonists either.

Something bad had happened to the peaceful colony of Deba III!

OOC: Doh forgot to sign off!

GM CockRoach

Amber gasped out loud. “Captain… no comm traffic.” She looked at him and shook her head. “I am getting no responses and they aren’t broadcasting.” She glanced at the viewscreen as it showed the chaos below and her chest tightened. Surely not everyone wasn’t gone. Maybe comms were just down…

Ens Amber Josen
Comm

“Captain, I’ve established a synchronous orbit at 1,030 km above the colony,” Black Wolf reported. The helmsman then zoomed in on the colony to maximum magnification. “That’s the best visual I can get, sir.” He clenched his jaw at the destrucyopn on the surface below.

Black Wolf (Helm)

Cerny was hunched over the scope at the science station. Its blue light shined on his eyes as he twisted the dial on the side in order to adjust the scanning. The scope dutifully and quietly droned on as readings kept being taken: quack-quack-quack-quack…

“I’m not picking up life signs expected from the colony,” he reported. “There is evidence of explosions on the surface. I’m reading fires at the colony. The fields appear to be on fire. Crops seem to have burned off a while ago, something else is acting as fuel. Could be an accelerant. I’m attempting to identify now.”

While still looking through the scope, he pressed a button on the science station, which made a click noise. The buttpon was to trigger a spectral analysis of the fuel that was burning, to see what it actually was and whether it was a known substance.

– Ivo Černý, XO/CSO