Posted by Gamemaster Alfredo Linguini (GameMaster) in Main sim-Science Lab

Posted by Lieutenant Junior Grade Draddok Ahearn (Chief Science Officer) in Main sim-Science Lab

Posted by Gamemaster Alfredo Linguini (GameMaster) in Main sim-Science Lab
Posted by… suppressed (2) by the Post Ghost! 👻
OOC: Not quite sure where Ahearn is currently in the main sim. . . .

IC: Ahearn’s comm badge chirped with an incoming call from the Bridge.

=^=Lt. Ahearn, Mr. Petrov is beaming over an air sample from de sta-SHON in a containment vessel. Analyze de sample for any bacteria. Compare you’ findines wit’ de medical scans of de away teams.=^=

Boudreaux (CO)

OOC: Neither am I, thus my being quiet in that aspect.

IC: =/\= Understood, Captain. Please have Medical send any scan data they have and I will analyze the sample and compare for similarities. =/\= and he began setting up the analysis equipment to scan the sample.

Ahearn, CSO

OOC: I’m going to substitute “air” for “blood”

A blood sample appeared under a forcefield for Ahearn’s inspection. From the blood sample, there was a foreign entity – a bacterial infection. And it was airborne.

GM

Ahearn scowled. He immediately began running a DNA model and comparing it to known strains from the database. As he did, he tapped his commbadge. =/\= Ahearn to Bridge. I have identified a bacteriological contaminant in the sample. It appears to be airborne. Until we know more, I recommend isolating all personnel who were on the station. I’m locking down the Lab now. =/\= and he executed the Lab lock down. Thankfully, he was in the lab alone. Immediately, an alarm sounded and the doors locked, capable of being overridden only by himself and the Captain. Containment fields sprang into place across the ventilation systems, and Ahearn tagged the sample as ‘unknown biological contaminent’ in the computer. This would activate safety protocols throughout the ship, and the computer would begin internal scans and try to find any sign of the bacteria. He then tapped his commbadge again. =/\= Ahearn to Voq. Report to the bridge and coordinate Science response and section cooperation with Medical from there. As I get data, I will send it directly to you and the CMO. =/\=

Ahearn, CSO

The computer scan returned that the bacteria seemed to be a historical ancestor to one that the Voyager EMH encountered… But it was different. The computer had tracked the away team members and the ones who didn’t use the transporters already had trafficed through critical sections of the ship, it was likely the bacteria was all over the ship.

GM

The voice of the CSO came through the comms. =/\= Ahearn to Bridge. I have identified a bacteriological contaminant in the sample. It appears to be airborne. Until we know more, I recommend isolating all personnel who were on the station. I’m locking down the Lab now. =/\=

Ahearn, CSO

Remy breathed a sigh of relief. =^=Merci, Mr. Ahearn. At least now, we ‘ave a direc-SHON to ‘ead into. Isolatine de personnel might be a problem. Dose six ‘ave been all over de ship. Is it possible dis same contaminant caused the changes to de crew dat came through de transporter?=^=

=^=As soon as you can figure out what it is, send de results to life support. See if dey can filter it out of de ventila-SHON system. I also want you to work on an antidote.=^=

Boudreaux (CO)