08-28-2026, 03:54 AM
Amila let the message contained in the distress signal sink in.
An invasion. Why now?
When Morad began giving out commands, Amila's casual posture shifted quickly from sitting comfortably almost curled up in her seat -- her left foot hit the floor, she was now perched on the edge of her chair full attention to her station. As the Commander spoke with Gath, she was already shutting down the extemporaneous projects that she was running, powering down her sensor experiments and closing out the duty roster to prepare her station to be fully alert.
When the orders came her way she was ready.
"Lieutenant Ra'an, pull passive long-range telemetry on the Starbase 214 sector. If the Yeager is operating in quiet mode or maintaining comms blackout, do not actively ping for them, we don't want to hand the Cardassians their coordinates on a platter. Instead, cross-reference known Starfleet fleet dispositions in this sector, try and see who else received this beacon, and check for their last known vector. I also want a full environmental survey of the sector, check for nebulae, asteroid belts, plasma fields, or local solar phenomena. Anything we can tuck into to mask our sensor profile and use to our tactical advantage if needs be.
"Yes, sir. I'm on it, Commander," Amila replied as her fingers began quickly typing in the commands to pull up the relevant data, her eyes scanning for anything useful.
==Tag for GM input please, Does science have any luck finding a way to mask our sensors and/or sneak out way in using any known telemetry/cartography information from the region? ==
An invasion. Why now?
When Morad began giving out commands, Amila's casual posture shifted quickly from sitting comfortably almost curled up in her seat -- her left foot hit the floor, she was now perched on the edge of her chair full attention to her station. As the Commander spoke with Gath, she was already shutting down the extemporaneous projects that she was running, powering down her sensor experiments and closing out the duty roster to prepare her station to be fully alert.
When the orders came her way she was ready.
"Lieutenant Ra'an, pull passive long-range telemetry on the Starbase 214 sector. If the Yeager is operating in quiet mode or maintaining comms blackout, do not actively ping for them, we don't want to hand the Cardassians their coordinates on a platter. Instead, cross-reference known Starfleet fleet dispositions in this sector, try and see who else received this beacon, and check for their last known vector. I also want a full environmental survey of the sector, check for nebulae, asteroid belts, plasma fields, or local solar phenomena. Anything we can tuck into to mask our sensor profile and use to our tactical advantage if needs be.
"Yes, sir. I'm on it, Commander," Amila replied as her fingers began quickly typing in the commands to pull up the relevant data, her eyes scanning for anything useful.
==Tag for GM input please, Does science have any luck finding a way to mask our sensors and/or sneak out way in using any known telemetry/cartography information from the region? ==