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Welcome to the Illyria!
Now that you've all got your room assignments and communicators, it's time to explore this ship. Please check out the deck plans to figure out where you're going. You can read about some of the existing crew members you might run into here.
Even those of you who may feel right at home on a spaceship will find that the Illyria is definitely a bit... different. Mostly because she's kind of a wreck right now. Whatever it was that threw the ship all the way out here to wherever we are, it really did a number on the ship itself. There's a lot of damaged areas, and several of the ship's systems have been compromised. You'll find that the replicators don't always work right (I asked for hasperat and I got pok tar!?), the turbolifts are unusually persnickety (I said bridge, not engineering!), and the environmental controls in your quarters may not do as they're told (why is it snowing in Room 4J?). Several corridors are blocked by debris, and more often than not the lights are flickering if they're on at all.
So what will you do? Help clean up the mess in the hallways? Try some bizarre alien food in the mess hall? Try and infiltrate restricted areas to get a peek at the ship's systems? Feel free to make your own top level comment, and treat this as a big mingle. Get to know your new crewmates, explore your new home, make friends or enemies, and whatever you do, don't try the gagh. If you need the captain or the first officer, please let a mod know, but try and stick to threading with your fellow new recruits!
(Don't worry about the entry tags for the moment, they will be added shortly. Before we throw ourselves into missions on alien planets, we wanted everyone to have a chance to get to know one another, so please use this opening log as an opportunity to kick off some CR with crewmates and bunk buddies, and if you have any questions, don't hesitate to ask a mod!)
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B'Elanna didn't take much time to ponder that though. Not with everything going on and the ship being a wreck. It was just like when they had been flung across the galaxy. Both Voyager and the Val Jean had sustained quite a bit of damage. This was a situation she unfortunately knew all too well. So she hit the ground running.
Whether anyone wanted her to or not, B'Elanna had grabbed the first tool kit she found and got to work. She knew her way around a Starfleet ship well by now. In fact, this one was similar to Voyager at about half the size. Pushing herself into engineering and elbowing into repair there, she had gotten a couple cocked eyebrows from the Vulcans there. Another engineer had tried to give her a hard time for being in a restricted area but she was quick to snap at them.
"Your chief is dead, the ship is in pieces, and you want to argue about protocol? Either we can stand around debating this or you can get the hell out of my way and let me help."
Well. The argument hadn't lasted long to say the least.
The critical systems of course took priority, and then things could be worked on from there. Thus she could be at varying locations at different times all across the ship. In engineering, in Jeffries tubes, in the maintenance areas, in corridors. She even has the gall to walk onto the bridge to see to repairs. Not asking permission and not apologizing. If someone wanted to confront her, that was fine, but they will get a gruff rebuttal. In fact she will only get crankier the more time goes on as she burns the midnight oil, staying up at all hours to work.
Someone might even stumble upon her taking a quick cat nap in a weird location. She could probably use something to eat too, but that was luxury she didn't really have much time to indulge in. Especially with the replicators not working right.
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The crewmember scurried away, leaving the two women alone in a heavily damaged corridor where the lights flickered merrily on and off in a dizzying rhythm.
She wasn't quite sure what to make of the odd forehead ridges on the woman's forehead, but it was either a deformity - in which case, Peggy shouldn't stare - or it was normal - in which case, Peggy should try to pretend that it was normal for her, too.
So she strode up to a nearby doorway where pieces of debris had fallen and blocked the door from closing. It was making a rather annoying, repetitive beeping noise.
"I'm Peggy Carter," she offered, after a moment.
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Though she pauses as someone else decides to walk up to her. Expecting it to be another crew member, or the same one before, she shoots Peggy a glare. ... Only to realize that its... not a crew member. And her expression instantly softens up, especially after the introduction.
"... B'Elanna Torres."
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"Lietenant, Junior Grade. And actually, I'm new here too. This... isn't my ship."
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Perhaps the pair of legs sticking out into the hallway from an access hatch was the party in question?
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After a few moments though, B'Elanna slid out to grab another tool when... she spotted what appeared to be a girl standing nearby. The woman blinks, staring up at Yamato for a moment before finally addressing her.
"Can I help you?"
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"You didn't have to do that..." she starts. And she certainly hadn't expected it either. But... it was a kind gesture, and it would be rude to turn her down.
"... Thank you."
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Despite her protests the six triangular rice-balls were each perfectly identical with pleasingly rounded edges and corners. The ice cream was slightly melted but looked to be a bland but inoffensive vanilla. The bottle of soda...was made of glass, and had no cap, just a ball held in the neck by pressure. Yamato had thoughtfully provided a chopstick to poke it aside with, but hadn't considered that not everyone might be familiar with traditional Japanese delights.
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Stopping, he crosses his arms. "The... replicator things." Which he'd love to know more about at another time. "They refuse to print anything edible. I'm getting hungry.'
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"If I see Lieutenant You, I'll be sure to let them know."
The sarcasm is heavy on her voice.
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"Very droll," he says. "You don't exactly have a nametag or ID code I can ping. So... the human in black and yellow currently occupying this hallway, I require your assistance."
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Sorry, sir. But if she's going to help you, she'd like for you to at least try to be polite. She's pretty busy here after all.
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His tone is flat enough that it barely sounds like a question.
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He could tell the female he came across was of mixed species; she seemed humanoid, but had a slightly different appearance and Force presence. Being familiar with various races meant he didn't give it much of a thought, though. Humans seemed to be able to breed with quite a few 'near human' species even after so much divergence over the millennia.
Luke initially didn't say much because she was sleeping, but she'd probably see him if she woke up.
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However, she was a light enough sleeper to realize when someone was nearby. The woman jerking awake and looking up at Luke. A stunned expression on her face, and then a disapproving frown.
"Do you mind?"
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It was true, it seemed like anyone could get hurt at any chance around here. And he hadn't expected someone in the halls, so it was really only natural to make sure he didn't need to call sick bay or something. At least that wasn't necessary as far as he could tell.
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"It's all right. I should get back to work anyway."
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So when he came across someone in a crew uniform struggling to push an oversized chunk of debris away from an access panel, he only hesitated for a moment before forcing himself to speak up. He hated drawing attention to himself, especially official attention, but that hunk of... whatever the fuck the ship was made of... wasn't going to move itself.
"Need a hand?"
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But when someone comes up from behind her and offers assistance, she nearly jumps out of her skin, whirling around to stare. A few moments of irritation and sheepishness later, she nods and replies in an exasperated tone.
"Yes... Yes, please.
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He'd still have helped a guy, he'd probably just have ribbed them about it instead of being polite. Everyone had physical strength limits, and that chunk looked too heavy for anyone without super strength.
Fortunately, Bucky had super strength and an extra powerful mechanical arm. Though muffled by the fabric hiding it, the arm made a few faint pneumatic sounds as he casually hefted the debris and set it aside, out of the way.
"Anything else I can help with?" he asked as he turned back to her. He kept his distance, out of reach and peering at her through a curtain of obscuring hair, the habit of hiding his face still too ingrained. "I dunno much 'bout electrical and mechanical things, but I can't just sit around cooling my heels."
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"Um... well, fortunately I do. But I know what you mean."
She's not the type to just sit around cooling her heels either.
"There's a lot of cleanup to do though, if that's your thing."
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The staring made him uncomfortable. Being the center of attention always made him uncomfortable at best, these days. He glanced away, avoiding her gaze, then made an effort to drag his eyes back to hers. He had to learn how to deal with people again.
"I'll leave you to it, if there's nothing I can do. Uh... though, when you get a minute, and I know that's prob'ly gonna be a month from now, but... it's snowing in my quarters. Like, foot of snow on the floor and the bunks are covered in ice. I dunno if there's a list or something I should be adding that to, somewhere."
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