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Posted by Lieutenant Mike Stone (Chief Engineer) in Observation Lounge (Tag Senior Staff)
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“Yes and no,” Nevin replied honestly before clarifying further, “Without going into too much personal detail, the cause of her illness has been identified, the how and why have not.”

“I just hope she get’s better soon.” Mike commented. Viking was already understaffed so much, a few less and it could be called empty.

Lt. Mike Stone, CE

“As, I’m sure, we all do,” Nevin acknowledged.

“I am aware that things are not easy, and that being called away from Starbase as we were left us under-equipped and under-manned,” Nevin said, “Admiral Proctor has however assured me that he has been aquiring the supplies we requested on our last visit and the crew that were due to come aboard are ready for our return. He has reserved a berth for us on the dry dock. His detox teams will be at your disposal during our stay, Mr Stone, so prepare a work schedule that takes advantage of that,” Nevin said, “Let’s be honest, this ship has been unpredictable enough and we’ve now had a malicious AI poking around. “

-Akorem

“Eh, Proctor… ” Mike waved his hand. “If we got only half of what he usualy promises, we’d have enough to make three Vikings… sure i’ll make plans if he delivers, but I’ll also make plans if he doesn’t.” Mike heard too often promises of new man power and resources. Too often he had to manage on his own.

Lt. Mike Stone CE

“I’m assuming that the unpredictability of the Captains illness is why you called a full staff meeting. Has Starfleet Commanded been informed, if so what have they said and if not” He paused, he was the newest senior officer on board and beyond some junior Security staff and some of the Nursing staff he’d worked with years prior he was completely unfamiliar with this crew, he didn’t quite get how or if the Crew as a whole were generally very loyal to their Captain. A crew of misfits as people back home refered to the Viking, would often form very strong bonds with their leaders. “Well if not, should we? Is the matter serious enough for outside interfearance?”

CIO

“At this stage, Lieutenant SEAI does not believe that Fleet command need to be aware,” Nevin said, “At the moment, I agree with that assesment. If any of you, however do not, then please let me know and the reasons so that it can be duly noted in the logs.”

-Akorem

Sanz shook his head slightly, sighed a bit, and said “I will simply say that the Commanding Officer is in a coma. Regulations are specific as to what is supposed to happen in the case the Captain is compromised and unable to perform their duties. And part of that is notifying Star Fleet. I don’t see why it would be advisable to not follow the regulations in such an instance… but we, the rest of the staff outside yourself Sir and Lt. SEAI, are obviously not privy to all the information regarding this. I simply wish it on the record that I don’t understand why notifying Fleet Command is even a question. But as that decision has apparently already been made… there it is, I suppose.” and he fell silent. Sanx did not understand this ship, it’s priorities. And the longer he was on board, the more frustrated he became. How he longed for a less complicated situation…

Sanx, CSO