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driftfleet2015-03-07 02:37 pm
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[with everyone's augmentations having returned to proper functioning order, all interference has cleared from the network. Atroma's signal comes through loud and clear, with the usual jingle announcing this week's shuffle uninterrupted. and when it finishes, Diamond's voice rings out with overflowing excitement.]
Fifteen ships! ...Have you all looked out the windows, dear passengers? Have you noticed the way that the Fleet swells with life and activity? The SS Paisley drifts with us now, empty and waiting for someone to boldly take command.
...Will it be one of you? Or are we waiting on the next round of intrepid souls to fill her halls? The suspense is palpable! We're on the edge of our seats, here...
The first fifteen of the fleet are flying, and as a reward, they've all received a little boost. Just a little roomier, a little shinier, just for you.
[and she pauses for a deep, satisfied breath. give her just a moment.]
...As such, there are seven new souls joining our ranks this week, replacing the three that are leaving us. Please make them feel welcome!
The fleet is heading toward a special treat this month, since you've all been so wonderful. We will be stopping by one of the most famous historic getaway spots in this stretch of the system, so take advantage of it! There aren't many of these left in such pristine condition, so don't miss out.
And please behave yourselves. ...Though, I don't need to remind you of that, do I?
[she's grinning when she says it. it's there in her voice.]
Remember, the worlds are watching!
ooc post: → here
Fifteen ships! ...Have you all looked out the windows, dear passengers? Have you noticed the way that the Fleet swells with life and activity? The SS Paisley drifts with us now, empty and waiting for someone to boldly take command.
...Will it be one of you? Or are we waiting on the next round of intrepid souls to fill her halls? The suspense is palpable! We're on the edge of our seats, here...
The first fifteen of the fleet are flying, and as a reward, they've all received a little boost. Just a little roomier, a little shinier, just for you.
[and she pauses for a deep, satisfied breath. give her just a moment.]
...As such, there are seven new souls joining our ranks this week, replacing the three that are leaving us. Please make them feel welcome!
The fleet is heading toward a special treat this month, since you've all been so wonderful. We will be stopping by one of the most famous historic getaway spots in this stretch of the system, so take advantage of it! There aren't many of these left in such pristine condition, so don't miss out.
And please behave yourselves. ...Though, I don't need to remind you of that, do I?
[she's grinning when she says it. it's there in her voice.]
Remember, the worlds are watching!
ooc post: → here
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All right then, Captain.
[A smile.]
I don't suppose you're in need of a Chief Medical Officer, with extensive experience in interstellar travel?
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[He tries his best to ignore that hint. It opens up too many unpleasant thoughts of the women in his life. ]
Well, we got Allen working on the med stuff, but I'm sure he'd welcome help. And we definitely need someone who knows how to travel in space. None of us can do that.
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[She proceeds to walk around the bridge, studying the various consoles and control panels.]
Hmm... this ship's systems are quite different from Federation ships but I think with time I should be able to figure out the basics. I see we're on autopilot?
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[And boy, does he hate that.]
I've been trying to see if I can override the system, not no luck so far.
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I would have no problem piloting a Starfleet ship, but I don't know if that's enough ...
[Frowning, she tries out a couple of different things. Mostly, nothing happens, but one option sets off some sort of alarm.]
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I'm guessing that's not a good sound.
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So much for starcharts.
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So unless we get a pilot, they're all useless? I've gathered so many.
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[Finally, she finds an option to "return to autopilot" and the alarm stops protesting. She turns and looks at Sokka, placing one hand on his shoulder.]
Don't worry, I'm sure we will figure out something, if we put our heads together.
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[He hadn't even realised it had been that long.]
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[She leans back in the seat, a little stunned. For some reason, she was expecting this to be a short term thing. Hoping, really.]
How long do they intend to keep us here?
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I don't know, they sure haven't said anything to us about that.
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Well, for however long we're here, we will just have to help one another out.
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I can;'t agree more. You'll fit in just fine here.
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[She wanders to one of the doors leading off the bridge.]
I suppose I better familiarize myself with the rest of this ship before we reach our next destination. Which way is your sickbay?
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[She gestures for him to lead the way.]
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We have cats on board?
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Lesson is, just leave his cats to him.
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[Casually does not mention the fact that Spot is the terror of the Enterprise, except to her, Barclay, and Data but details.]
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[He nods down a corridor ]
The bunks are thata way. Pretty cramped, we're working on getting them bigger, eventually.
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How exactly do we go about doing that?
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