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- BLOCKADE NOWHERE -
At long last, the report came in.
With a nod to the helmsman, the call from the lower levels was put through. Petty Officer Virlee gave her status - and the edge in her voice was a testament to how chit their situation was. There would be those who would be a stickler for military decorum and tact. Yeshua was not one such. He'd much rather their vessel be returned to fighting condition than worry about one's tone.
The good news was, the shields were nearly ready. "Excellent work Petty Offic-" he began, but was interrupted by the turbolaser impacts. She needed more time, so Yeshua kept it simple. "You'll have your time."
Five minutes on the clock. The line went dead.
Now settled, the Commander returned his attention to his superior on the main screen. He could see the fury in her eyes, and marveled as she was willing to place her own vessel in the line of fire to protect his own. "Aye High Marshal." came his reply. He ultimately settled back upon his command throne and inhaled a calming breath.
"Prep the fighters for launch. In five minutes, we can bite back."
5 minutes.
- BLOCKADE NOWHERE -
At long last, the report came in.
With a nod to the helmsman, the call from the lower levels was put through. Petty Officer Virlee gave her status - and the edge in her voice was a testament to how chit their situation was. There would be those who would be a stickler for military decorum and tact. Yeshua was not one such. He'd much rather their vessel be returned to fighting condition than worry about one's tone.
The good news was, the shields were nearly ready. "Excellent work Petty Offic-" he began, but was interrupted by the turbolaser impacts. She needed more time, so Yeshua kept it simple. "You'll have your time."
Five minutes on the clock. The line went dead.
Now settled, the Commander returned his attention to his superior on the main screen. He could see the fury in her eyes, and marveled as she was willing to place her own vessel in the line of fire to protect his own. "Aye High Marshal." came his reply. He ultimately settled back upon his command throne and inhaled a calming breath.
"Prep the fighters for launch. In five minutes, we can bite back."
What the he** was wrong with her? She should have told him at least an hour or more. Or even better; 'Hey, could we land this piece of scrap metal, so that I can assemble a team of the best engineers to have the whole weaponary system replaced?'
No, 5 minutes she told the commander and her pride made her determined to pull it off too! But she wasn't sure where to start as the code of error given was intricate to say the least.
Finnea entered the control room where the few other engineers sat, checking logs and reading into the codes given from the weaponary systems. It was all just a mess, and she demanded someone to give her some information she could use. Not getting what she wanted, she sat down to start typing away, trying to find out exactly where the problem was located and several searches later she narrowed it down to it being a physical problem, which made absolute sense seeing as the hyperstorm was rather bad.
Most likely it was the mechanics of turning sevreal of the canons that had lodged. Finnea got up from her seat and once more started to run through the hallways of CNS Jericho, finding the quickest route up to the deck where the canons giving off the error would be located, bringing along a few other engineers that was tasked to check for obvious damage taken during the storm.
Luckily, the issue was found rather fast; it was just that it required some welding, but time was up.