04-04-2025, 02:19 PM
The heat was intense, the smoke thick and black. Melted duranium and polymer spewed toxic fumes into the air. Through the smoke, two fires were immediately visible - one the standard yellow and orange of a fire consuming fuel and oxygen, the other the acid-green of a plasma fire from a ruptured EPS conduit.
With so much smoke in the area, visibility was almost zero. There were no injured crew immediately visible, but they were likely on the other side of the smoke and flames.
The damage was extensive, small fragments of debris littered the floor, but appeared to be contained. Further and more extensive debris would be more likely the closer they got to the dock area itself.
There was no distinctive whine of emergency forcefields, and given that the area maintained atmosphere, the hull appeared to be intact.
With so much smoke in the area, visibility was almost zero. There were no injured crew immediately visible, but they were likely on the other side of the smoke and flames.
The damage was extensive, small fragments of debris littered the floor, but appeared to be contained. Further and more extensive debris would be more likely the closer they got to the dock area itself.
There was no distinctive whine of emergency forcefields, and given that the area maintained atmosphere, the hull appeared to be intact.