02-10-2025, 11:40 PM
==Bridge==
As Mortimer started to remove the armor, it quickly became obvious that this wasn't going to be the best idea. The armor - designed to stop energy blasts, mostly, with ballistic and edged weapons coming in second and a distant third, given that the vast majority of potential enemies for Starfleet used energy rather than other weapons, and the most prolific user of blades were normally an ally - had broken up under the mek'leth's impact, and the jaggedly cut edges had also bent into the wound. Removing the armor was going to take a lot more care - and likely more specialized tools - than the security team had at the moment.
Ostberg's medical tricorder was able to make a better assessment of the injuries, as well. In addition to the blood loss - particularly what was going into her chest cavity at the moment - her lungs on that side of her chest were punctured (her part-Klingon physiology giving her some redundant organs), multiple ribs were sliced, and then of course her arm was sliced mostly in two. Field treatment was not an option.
Givens, for her part, demonstrated excellent marksmanship, impacting the berserk Klingon multiple times. Unfortunately, she missed her headshot on a last-second shake of his head, and she was still using the stun setting. He staggered momentarily before locking his eyes on her and charging. His mek'leth still embedded in a phaser rifle, he instead drew his d'k'tahg dagger and extended the side blades on it, brandishing it at the captain.
==Engine Room==
The door opens without issue. The room beyond was broiling hot; sweat broke out on those that entered almost immediately. There were three control panels exposed below the main bulk of the reactor. There were a number of dials, displays, buttons, and switches, all very clearly labelled and apparently working just fine. Unfortunately they were all labelled in Klingon, and it would require translation to know which one was which.
==Cargo Bay==
Doyle was able to find decent cover - the cargo bay wasn't exactly packed efficiently - and kept fire on the two Klingons behind. Joined by a young Tellarite officer, the two of them were able to keep the Klingons' heads down. Overall, however, while the team was able to keep sufficient pressure to keep the six Klingons who had them surrounded from advancing, the Starfleet team was still surrounded and pinned down themselves. Something would need to change before they could do anything.
As Mortimer started to remove the armor, it quickly became obvious that this wasn't going to be the best idea. The armor - designed to stop energy blasts, mostly, with ballistic and edged weapons coming in second and a distant third, given that the vast majority of potential enemies for Starfleet used energy rather than other weapons, and the most prolific user of blades were normally an ally - had broken up under the mek'leth's impact, and the jaggedly cut edges had also bent into the wound. Removing the armor was going to take a lot more care - and likely more specialized tools - than the security team had at the moment.
Ostberg's medical tricorder was able to make a better assessment of the injuries, as well. In addition to the blood loss - particularly what was going into her chest cavity at the moment - her lungs on that side of her chest were punctured (her part-Klingon physiology giving her some redundant organs), multiple ribs were sliced, and then of course her arm was sliced mostly in two. Field treatment was not an option.
Givens, for her part, demonstrated excellent marksmanship, impacting the berserk Klingon multiple times. Unfortunately, she missed her headshot on a last-second shake of his head, and she was still using the stun setting. He staggered momentarily before locking his eyes on her and charging. His mek'leth still embedded in a phaser rifle, he instead drew his d'k'tahg dagger and extended the side blades on it, brandishing it at the captain.
==Engine Room==
The door opens without issue. The room beyond was broiling hot; sweat broke out on those that entered almost immediately. There were three control panels exposed below the main bulk of the reactor. There were a number of dials, displays, buttons, and switches, all very clearly labelled and apparently working just fine. Unfortunately they were all labelled in Klingon, and it would require translation to know which one was which.
==Cargo Bay==
Doyle was able to find decent cover - the cargo bay wasn't exactly packed efficiently - and kept fire on the two Klingons behind. Joined by a young Tellarite officer, the two of them were able to keep the Klingons' heads down. Overall, however, while the team was able to keep sufficient pressure to keep the six Klingons who had them surrounded from advancing, the Starfleet team was still surrounded and pinned down themselves. Something would need to change before they could do anything.