04-28-2025, 04:37 PM
The Yeager was being directed towards the planet, yet there were no answers regarding what had occurred inside the Aeroshuttle Bay. The commbadge pings had not been initiated, but Mika believed this was because Qi was more focused on determining the cause of the explosion, which was realistically the more critical issue requiring resolution.
Additionally, there are two of us. We should address the puzzle from both ends, and practically speaking, the explosion should be prioritized over identifying potential casualties. Preventing subsequent disasters is paramount. This incident occurred in the Aeroshuttle Bay, but if it is a mechanical failure, it could affect a less survivable area, such as the Warp Core.
Maintaining her composure, Mika initiated the shipwide signal to all commbadges, aware that she could have been among the casualties if circumstances had differed. Although she sought answers, she understood the gravity of what might appear on her console. Ultimately, the deceased were now statistics, a cold reality of the universe's nature.
I don't have significant emotional investment either. While my sentiment may not be ideal, I have only been aboard this vessel for two weeks—insufficient time to form bonds with anyone. Thus, I am suitable for handling the identification of potential fatalities, relieving Qi of this burden.
Mika pondered whether this disaster would define her experience. Arwen believed that her assignment to the Aeroshuttle mission would facilitate breaking out of her shell. Given the explosion likely rendered this mission unfeasible, Mika considered whether she would become accustomed to being on the Bridge or near the action. Though unexpected, would this outcome be unfavorable? Her parents already held low expectations regarding her enlistment in Starfleet.
== GM-Input: Of the assigned commbadges to all onboard the Yeager, which pinging back as inactive? ==
Additionally, there are two of us. We should address the puzzle from both ends, and practically speaking, the explosion should be prioritized over identifying potential casualties. Preventing subsequent disasters is paramount. This incident occurred in the Aeroshuttle Bay, but if it is a mechanical failure, it could affect a less survivable area, such as the Warp Core.
Maintaining her composure, Mika initiated the shipwide signal to all commbadges, aware that she could have been among the casualties if circumstances had differed. Although she sought answers, she understood the gravity of what might appear on her console. Ultimately, the deceased were now statistics, a cold reality of the universe's nature.
I don't have significant emotional investment either. While my sentiment may not be ideal, I have only been aboard this vessel for two weeks—insufficient time to form bonds with anyone. Thus, I am suitable for handling the identification of potential fatalities, relieving Qi of this burden.
Mika pondered whether this disaster would define her experience. Arwen believed that her assignment to the Aeroshuttle mission would facilitate breaking out of her shell. Given the explosion likely rendered this mission unfeasible, Mika considered whether she would become accustomed to being on the Bridge or near the action. Though unexpected, would this outcome be unfavorable? Her parents already held low expectations regarding her enlistment in Starfleet.
== GM-Input: Of the assigned commbadges to all onboard the Yeager, which pinging back as inactive? ==