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Cheers!<br>
Cheers!<br>
Mike<br>
Mike<br>
<h3 style="font-family: 'Trebuchet MS','Arial'; color: royalblue; font-weight: bold;">USS FEYNMAN: Step Right In</h3>
<h4 style="font-family: 'Trebuchet MS','Arial'; color: royalblue; font-weight: bold;">by Jason Bostjancic 11-8-1996</h4>
SD: 81108<br>
MD: 6.1800<br>
Scene: Engineering<br>
"Finally, some '''useful''' information," said the CEO as he stared at the
main engineering computer display. With Meleah off playing diplomat,
Tarrant had been unable to get any further on the SERAPIS'
destruction. Then a second idea almost smashed him in the face
when they reached the Issahi system.
Koreth brought the DELPHI system up to full capacity and
began scanning each astral object in the vicinity for the rare
element ytterbium. The results from the scans of the Issahi homeworld
were just coming in.
Ens. Dunnon sounded off the more interesting findings as they
came in. "Estimated Population, 1.5 billion; Atmosphere, class M;
Ten separate energy sources... sir, the levels are off the chart -
my guess is they're on a magnitude of 10000 times greater than a
warp reactor each!"
"Looks like the 'plants' supply power to the entire planet. I'm not
sure what type of energy source there using, can't get through
the Dilithium shielding..., " said Koreth as he adjusted the sensors,
"... but, they don't seem to produce any adverse affects to the planet
or atmosphere. With the exception of the power output, there are no other
emissions."
<Scan complete. Percentage of Ytterbium detected in atmosphere 0.000%
Percentage of Ytterbium detected on planet 0.000%. Percentage of
Ytterbium found in initial geological scans 0.000%.>
The Engineering crew breathed a collective sigh of relief. It seemed quite
probable that the Issahi, and their weapons, did not use Ytterbium. Granted,
they could have mined it from some other location, but Tarrant didn't think so.
"Which means that our enemy is still unknown." Tarrant ran the holo of the
SERAPIS' destruction again. The staff had seen it a number of times, but
they all watched it again anyway. The relief was short lived.
Suddenly the Issahi delegation, led by Cmdr. Maril, came into engineering.
The toughened grey-green skin and yellow eyes of the Issahi were a
sharp contrast to the humans in the room.
"... this is our Main Engineering." announced Maril standing to the
side so the guests could see.
Meleah translated the presentation. But even as she did, the group
seemed mesmerized by something in the room, and two from
the back stepped forward. They had different markings on their
skin that looked to be permanent, but un-natural.
Tarrant turned to see what was the cause of the stares, and realized it was
the holo of the Serapis. It had run through and paused just before the
explosion, the ship falling apart without its SIF.
In a slightly gutteral voice one of them spoke, luckily the translator
had already decoded thier language into a useable form.
"This is what happened to your brothern vessel?"
Koreth rose and nimbly cleared his screen of the scans.
"Yes. The SERAPIS."
The two Issahi looked at each other. One seemed ready to
say something when the larger gave a quite Klingon-like growl.
'They knew something' thought Tarrant.
Maril and Meleah stepped in, "This is Lieutenant Koreth, our
chief engineering officer.
<NRPG>
Feel free to add... I think I've given enough to play with
for now <G>
Respectfully,<br>
Jason<br>
Commander Tirrin Vorak - XO - USS BURKE<br>
Lieutenant Tarrant L. Koreth - CEO - USS FEYNMAN<br>
Potest esse nur unus<br>
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