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==[ORIGINS] USS HOOD: The Plot Thickens== | |||
===by [[Belin_Daniel|Belin, Daniel]]=== | |||
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DeSimms walked down the corridor at a fervent pace. Although, technically he | |||
was still on R&R, he decided to start his own little private investigation. | |||
He did not see too much activity in the corridors, except the ones leading to | |||
and from engineering. He smelled a bit of the acrid silicon smoke that he | |||
hated, and decided it would be a good idea to walk away from the smell. | |||
He found himself in a deserted corridor. Not that he was surprised, there | |||
wasn't much in this corridor other than a entrance to a jefferies tube and a | |||
communications junction. Suddenly, the corridor got a lot more interesting. | |||
The blast doors closed on either side of him, and the fire suppression system | |||
went off. The problem as he saw it was, there was no fire, and his uniform was | |||
being ruined by fire suppressant foam for no reason. He decided that at the | |||
current time, going into the Jefferies Tube would be a good idea. He began | |||
climbing the tube until he reached what looked like the auxiliary systems room | |||
on the ship. He muttered to himself, "If all this business is the product of | |||
sabotage, I would find evidence here." | |||
He looked around and saw a mess. Whoever had regular duty in here definitely | |||
did not have a urge to clean. There was a note taped to the chair that said | |||
that whoever was supposed to be on duty at this point felt a bit peckish and | |||
went to get a sandwich. | |||
After a good five minutes, he found the ennunciator lights, and looked for an | |||
indicator of something wrong. Nothing except for a light that indicated that | |||
the chaos system was on, and what was a chaos system? | |||
He remembered that the chaos system that had something to do with security. | |||
Yes, something to do with if the ship was taken over, the chaos system would | |||
make life hell for the intruders. Boards blowing, computer errors, fire systems | |||
turning on, the whole nine yards. It was easy to turn on, you flicked the | |||
switch and it was on, but to turn it off you had to manually turn it off using | |||
some kind of wiring in the belly of the ship. Someone turning it on probably | |||
pointed to sabotage, that or whoever turned it on was a complete idiot. Still, | |||
he thought it would be better to talk to whomever was on duty in here. He | |||
headed back to his quarters to get his AK and a communicator. | |||
A few minutes later, he came back to the door and found it locked. Obviously | |||
whomever was on duty here got back at some point while he was gone. It took him | |||
a few minutes to disconnect the door from the physical lock and the motor that | |||
pulled the door back. Now all that held the door up was a thin track in the | |||
floor, he backed up, and started to run towards the door with the intention of | |||
knocking it down. It didn't fall the first time so he backed up again, ready to | |||
charge a second time. Suddenly, the captain came into the corridor and saw | |||
DeSimms charging at the door with an Kalashnikov and said, "Who the HELL are | |||
you?" | |||
<tag Andy> | |||
NRPG: | |||
Does not look like my character will be getting too good of a start with the | |||
captain. | |||
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With all due respect, | |||
Daniel F. Belin | |||
USS HOOD SEC | |||
ASR ORIGINS | |||
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