Posted by Lieutenant Sherlock Grimes (Chief Operations Officer) in The Plot Thickens - Station CO Office ATTN Stout
Sherlock finally got done with what he was working on and plotting up with. Snatching the PADD he’d secured the connection to and locked out of everything else up in his hand. Moving across the main deck and over to Stouts office. Twenty-five minutes to the dot when he pressed the chime. Five minutes early. Giving a wait a moment before being called to come in. Which he did. Waiting for the doors to close behind him, then walking up to the desk. Holding the PADD out. “As requested, sir.”

Once the PADD was taken, it listed out a number of things that were harmless but would kind of cause the Admiral some annoyance. First and foremost was a docking delay for his shuttle. Which Grimes would have to oversee and over book a few Worker bees in the Admiral’s shuttle arrival. Not really a big thing, just a logitstics back up, not an error. Next would be a catalog of the in and out personnel and the actual secured crew that is suppose to be on board.

Things can get a little hectic after all. So that would mean more personnel running around with tasks along the majority of the Admiral’s cataloged tour path. The last was the kicker. A secure locked in algorythm in place in the system so that at random certain sections of the station would go offline. Locking bulkheads, or loosing atmospheric pressure. Leading the Admiral also where THEY wanted him to be at any given time. Absolutely no trace could be found other than the two of them that knew about it. Computer wise, only that PADD. Once the program was finished it would delete itself and any trace of the ‘keystrokes’ as well. Everything would come back online in perfect working order....or..as close to as the station was operating at previously.

Stout reviewed the proposal. He looked up at the COO and a slight grin formed. “I like where you head is at, Grimes. Coordinate with the CE and get this running. But make sure this looks like we are short of supplies and staff, not that we are incompetent. Got it?”

Stout, CO