07-01-2024, 01:57 AM
Amila had noticed that the new crew members on the Bridge seemed to change the tone more dramatically than she would have liked. Things had felt off since she began her shift today, and it wasn't just the distress call and the unusual readings that they have been getting or even the rock materializing in the Brig. Strange occurrences are just part of Starfleet, especially for science officers, and the lieutenant had seen enough action under Captain Field's command to know that it wasn't anything about the nature of the work that was bugging her today. When the Captain called Commander Sothrick and Lieutenant Keti to her Ready Room, based on the tone of her voice, Amila was relieved her name wasn't included in the list. She kept her head down as the three left the Bridge.
Amila continued to study the planet as well as well as track the Ceryneian Hind's path as best as they could. The Captain had warned them to stay out of its path, and Amila agreed. Though Captain had not been off the Bridge for very long when Commander Ameen appeared on the Bridge. Despite everything that was going on, Amila couldn't help but to smile at him when he approached her station.
"Hello Commander," Amila said, her eyes meeting his for a split second before quickly changing focus. "It started with an intermittent distress signal from a ship within the system, Sir. However, quite a bit more has happened since we've been on yellow alert. We've learned that the vessel's name is the Ceryneian Hind - though we still have yet to learn much of anything about the ship. We're avoiding crossing its path, as we're picking up chroniton particles in its wake, but that's not all."
Amila had pulled up the three-dimensional holographic map of the system as she was speaking, and added in the vessels trajectory. "It appears as though the ship travelled through the second planet somehow. Also, Security reported that an object appeared in a Brig cell while we've been at yellow alert. It's been characterized as a rock, though the officer that reported it stated she wasn't able to read it on a tricorder. Right now Captain Fields is in the Ready Room with Commander Sothrick and Lieutenant Keti. We came to a stop before they left the Bridge."
"It's good to have you back, Sir. I can brief you on any specifics, or send anything to your station," Amila offered. The lieutenant looked at the First Officer anticipating another question, or a set of orders.
Amila continued to study the planet as well as well as track the Ceryneian Hind's path as best as they could. The Captain had warned them to stay out of its path, and Amila agreed. Though Captain had not been off the Bridge for very long when Commander Ameen appeared on the Bridge. Despite everything that was going on, Amila couldn't help but to smile at him when he approached her station.
"Hello Commander," Amila said, her eyes meeting his for a split second before quickly changing focus. "It started with an intermittent distress signal from a ship within the system, Sir. However, quite a bit more has happened since we've been on yellow alert. We've learned that the vessel's name is the Ceryneian Hind - though we still have yet to learn much of anything about the ship. We're avoiding crossing its path, as we're picking up chroniton particles in its wake, but that's not all."
Amila had pulled up the three-dimensional holographic map of the system as she was speaking, and added in the vessels trajectory. "It appears as though the ship travelled through the second planet somehow. Also, Security reported that an object appeared in a Brig cell while we've been at yellow alert. It's been characterized as a rock, though the officer that reported it stated she wasn't able to read it on a tricorder. Right now Captain Fields is in the Ready Room with Commander Sothrick and Lieutenant Keti. We came to a stop before they left the Bridge."
"It's good to have you back, Sir. I can brief you on any specifics, or send anything to your station," Amila offered. The lieutenant looked at the First Officer anticipating another question, or a set of orders.