02-17-2026, 11:36 AM
== GM Input and wrap up of scenario ==
As the transporter whisked Th’etellis into Sickbay, their tricorder immediately locked onto the same unknown biological rhythm detected earlier. The medical team moved Ensign T’Lara onto a biobed, and the overhead scanners confirmed what the tricorder had been trying to say… T’Lara’s vitals were stable, but a second, foreign bioelectric pattern was present inside her thoracic cavity.
The Sickbay computer attempted to classify it and failed, flagging it as non‑native biological activity. The pattern pulsed in a slow, deliberate rhythm, briefly syncing with T’Lara’s neural activity before drifting again.
The holodeck paused and then the scene dissolved into the familiar holodeck grid. Captain Allen approached, a cup in hand and a slight smile on her face.
“Good catch, Cadet. You uncovered the core of the mystery. An unknown lifeform had attached itself to Ensign T’Lara. Thanks to your quick thinking and your scans, the medical team should be able to treat her safely.”
== You did an excellent job working through this scenario Cadet. I enjoyed reading your post as you started writing your character’s internal reactions, sharing how Tes processed the situation while feeling the urgency and then pushing through uncertainty. You also answered the questions correctly.
With this scenario wrapped up, we’ll move into the next lesson, which is also your final lesson!
For this last lesson, we will not be continuing the story. Instead, you will write a practice introductory post. Your first post on board your assigned ship is a very important post. It will be the first impression your new crew will have of your character so they can interact with you.
This last assignment is to write a post as if it were your very first day reporting to your ship assignment. Choose a ship on our forums and report to the Commanding Officer on the bridge. Make sure to do your research about the ship you choose, using the wiki and the forums to help (for example, who the Commanding Officer is and other details about the ship).
Make sure to include a description of your character in the post as well as remember he techniques learned throughout the past lessons in your post. There is no need to include an NRC in your post.
If you have any questions, please don't hesitate to ask! And... as always - have fun!
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As the transporter whisked Th’etellis into Sickbay, their tricorder immediately locked onto the same unknown biological rhythm detected earlier. The medical team moved Ensign T’Lara onto a biobed, and the overhead scanners confirmed what the tricorder had been trying to say… T’Lara’s vitals were stable, but a second, foreign bioelectric pattern was present inside her thoracic cavity.
The Sickbay computer attempted to classify it and failed, flagging it as non‑native biological activity. The pattern pulsed in a slow, deliberate rhythm, briefly syncing with T’Lara’s neural activity before drifting again.
The holodeck paused and then the scene dissolved into the familiar holodeck grid. Captain Allen approached, a cup in hand and a slight smile on her face.
“Good catch, Cadet. You uncovered the core of the mystery. An unknown lifeform had attached itself to Ensign T’Lara. Thanks to your quick thinking and your scans, the medical team should be able to treat her safely.”
== You did an excellent job working through this scenario Cadet. I enjoyed reading your post as you started writing your character’s internal reactions, sharing how Tes processed the situation while feeling the urgency and then pushing through uncertainty. You also answered the questions correctly.
With this scenario wrapped up, we’ll move into the next lesson, which is also your final lesson!
For this last lesson, we will not be continuing the story. Instead, you will write a practice introductory post. Your first post on board your assigned ship is a very important post. It will be the first impression your new crew will have of your character so they can interact with you.
This last assignment is to write a post as if it were your very first day reporting to your ship assignment. Choose a ship on our forums and report to the Commanding Officer on the bridge. Make sure to do your research about the ship you choose, using the wiki and the forums to help (for example, who the Commanding Officer is and other details about the ship).
Make sure to include a description of your character in the post as well as remember he techniques learned throughout the past lessons in your post. There is no need to include an NRC in your post.
If you have any questions, please don't hesitate to ask! And... as always - have fun!
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