USS Constellation
Main Sim - Transporter Room (Tag Engineering, CMO, CoS, 2O)
Posted by Gamemaster The Wrecking Crew (GamesMaster) in Main Sim - Transporter Room (Tag Engineering, CMO, CoS, 2O)
Brenna entered the transporter room and looked around. She nodded towards Burcham, “Lt., Eleanor” she greeted the dog. Geri and Fekri wagged their tails in Eleanor’s direction but stayed obediently at her side. “DeLion, should we beam the person straight over or the entire device?”
Lt Cmdr Atoded, CoP
The transporter chief hovered over her control panel, waiting for the order. She didn’t know what they were transporting, but senior staff didn’t stop by unless they needed something.
-GM
OOC: bumping for CMO
OOC: Thank you! I have the strangest feeling this’ll be Walt Disney…
IC:“Atoded, Burcham. We better bring the whole thing over… for all I know that contraption is keeping them alive, I’d like engineering to give a report before I take them out.” Andromeda shrugged and grinned. “I imagine it has all sorts of fancy blinking lights, so I’ll need an expert.”
-Andromeda DeLion, CMO=^=Atoded to Engineering. We need an engineer in transporter room 1, please.=^=
Brenna turned to the transporter chief. “Alrighty chief, the whole thing, whenever you are ready.”
Atoded, 2OThe transporter chief nodded and initiated transport. A large steel cylinder appeared. It was indeed, covered in blinking lights. So many lights, it was difficult to divine their purpose. It was more as though it was decorated for Christmas than a technological device. There was a window that was frosted over.
-GM
“Merry Christmas y’all. I wonder which light button it was that Tim ‘The Tool Man’ Taylor made to reveal this things secrets?” Lt. Burcham laughed as he was talking, slightly joking, slightly serious. “I’m sorry, I had to. Anyway, this thing has a person inside it?” He continued as he stared at it sitting on the transporter pad.
Lt. Burcham, CoS.Scans would confirm that there was a living human being inside the pod.
-GM
-bump-
Lt jg Laursen walked into the transporter room and looked around. “Well now what do we have here? I was told extra medical was needed?” Totally oblivious to everyone else in the room she walked right up to the container, “Oh look at all those lights, a bit over done isn’t it?” She scanned the person inside, “Awake? Really? How fascinating. How long has he been out here? Of course being in the frozen waste of space isn’t good for the reproductive system.” She scanned the interior to determine what the atmospheric conditions inside were. If the person inside wasn’t being sustained at a normal human oxygen atmosphere they would have to open the container under a forcefield with the appropriate chemical air composition.
Lt gj Laursem, fertility specialist