10-18-2026, 06:44 AM
Rather than increase the power flowing through the junctions, Cortez began examining the environmental-control network for inefficiencies elsewhere.
“Understood, Ensign Baldwin," said Ens Cortez, "I’ll leave the Deck Three junctions and your secondary sensor feeds untouched. I’m more interested in finding out how much of our existing power we’re losing to environmental systems that are working harder than they need to.”
Ens Ava Baldwin could see on her console that the EPS junction on deck three where not experiencing additional strain at the moment..
The same information was showing on Ens Cortez's transmittion of revised load profile to Ensign Baldwin for review. But it was early in the battle, and she watched the Juctions on Deck three and the secendary sensors for any spikes and/or damage.
“Ensign, I’ve reorganized the environmental regulators into coordinated zones and staggered the noncritical conditioning cycles. The primary atmospheric processors and emergency safeguards retain priority, and I haven’t increased the load on Deck Three. Would you be able to compare this against your current power-distribution model? I’d like to confirm that the reduced demand translates into usable capacity without creating a fluctuation on your sensor feeds.”
Baldwin worked quickly to compare the information Sebastian had sent her.
"When I'm sure its stable, I'll let you know," she replied.
== GM input, please?
1. As the battle continues, apart from a direct hit by enemy fire, do the EPS junction on Deck Three and the secondary sensor array remain stable.
2. Is there anything else that Ens Baldwin could assist with? ==
“Understood, Ensign Baldwin," said Ens Cortez, "I’ll leave the Deck Three junctions and your secondary sensor feeds untouched. I’m more interested in finding out how much of our existing power we’re losing to environmental systems that are working harder than they need to.”
Ens Ava Baldwin could see on her console that the EPS junction on deck three where not experiencing additional strain at the moment..
The same information was showing on Ens Cortez's transmittion of revised load profile to Ensign Baldwin for review. But it was early in the battle, and she watched the Juctions on Deck three and the secendary sensors for any spikes and/or damage.
“Ensign, I’ve reorganized the environmental regulators into coordinated zones and staggered the noncritical conditioning cycles. The primary atmospheric processors and emergency safeguards retain priority, and I haven’t increased the load on Deck Three. Would you be able to compare this against your current power-distribution model? I’d like to confirm that the reduced demand translates into usable capacity without creating a fluctuation on your sensor feeds.”
Baldwin worked quickly to compare the information Sebastian had sent her.
"When I'm sure its stable, I'll let you know," she replied.
== GM input, please?
1. As the battle continues, apart from a direct hit by enemy fire, do the EPS junction on Deck Three and the secondary sensor array remain stable.
2. Is there anything else that Ens Baldwin could assist with? ==