10-08-2025, 01:46 AM
== Where are my peanuts? And the in-flight movie is "Rise of Skywalker?" I want my money back. ==
“Oh yeah. Actually, I’m pretty sure it’s a module that plugs in to existing ports, so I think we can make it work with your suit,” Mara said.
"Good deal," Robin said with a bit of a smile. She was relieved at not having to change gear into the bulky one-size-fits-most armor. And truth was she felt more secure in this suit than she ever had in the standard issue gear. She still wasn't a fan of armor, but she understood its necessity.
Looking forward to the day when we can go on some missions that don't look like commando raids.
Nat Okehampton came over to get the nurse hooked up. Nat Okehampton approached carrying the small module. “You are correct, Chief. Please hold still a second Commander, I’ll soon have you connected.” It didn't take long. The RA-3 port on the armor took the connector and the small cable was plugged into the side. Her helmet, being carried at her side, issued a small >ping< and she looked down, seeing an indicator light up on the HUD. "All done," the Security officer informed the CMO and Robin gave her a grin and thanks.
With that the team was ordered to embark. The CMO took a phaser (type 1, since she wasn't combat certified) and set it to kill. She only hesitated briefly.
I'm not sure if that's a good sign or a bad sign.
Truth was that this mission was already giving her a bad sense of deja vu. On Utopia Planitia she'd tried to take the Breen alive, but that had proven impossible. Even so she'd shot its disruptor instead of the spy. The explosion had killed the alien, but it was the casualness of her actions that had made her worry. She'd done so coldly, and if the next shot hadn't stopped the Breen she'd have flicked to maximum and vaporized it with no more concern than swatting a fly. Mara had been one of the one who'd talked her down, helped her to understand that she wasn't some cold uncaring Augment... even if that worry popped up from time to time.
She dismissed the thoughts as Hally spun up the engines and eased the shuttle out of the bay.
Of course, we might just get blasted to bits before we get there if they detect us. So think positive thoughts.
>> Klingon Base >>
“Oh yeah. Actually, I’m pretty sure it’s a module that plugs in to existing ports, so I think we can make it work with your suit,” Mara said.
"Good deal," Robin said with a bit of a smile. She was relieved at not having to change gear into the bulky one-size-fits-most armor. And truth was she felt more secure in this suit than she ever had in the standard issue gear. She still wasn't a fan of armor, but she understood its necessity.
Looking forward to the day when we can go on some missions that don't look like commando raids.
Nat Okehampton came over to get the nurse hooked up. Nat Okehampton approached carrying the small module. “You are correct, Chief. Please hold still a second Commander, I’ll soon have you connected.” It didn't take long. The RA-3 port on the armor took the connector and the small cable was plugged into the side. Her helmet, being carried at her side, issued a small >ping< and she looked down, seeing an indicator light up on the HUD. "All done," the Security officer informed the CMO and Robin gave her a grin and thanks.
With that the team was ordered to embark. The CMO took a phaser (type 1, since she wasn't combat certified) and set it to kill. She only hesitated briefly.
I'm not sure if that's a good sign or a bad sign.
Truth was that this mission was already giving her a bad sense of deja vu. On Utopia Planitia she'd tried to take the Breen alive, but that had proven impossible. Even so she'd shot its disruptor instead of the spy. The explosion had killed the alien, but it was the casualness of her actions that had made her worry. She'd done so coldly, and if the next shot hadn't stopped the Breen she'd have flicked to maximum and vaporized it with no more concern than swatting a fly. Mara had been one of the one who'd talked her down, helped her to understand that she wasn't some cold uncaring Augment... even if that worry popped up from time to time.
She dismissed the thoughts as Hally spun up the engines and eased the shuttle out of the bay.
Of course, we might just get blasted to bits before we get there if they detect us. So think positive thoughts.
>> Klingon Base >>