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Message: <blockquote data-quote="knightemplar" data-source="post: 5171076" data-attributes="member: 56260">As you enter the launcher bay, you will see Lt. Morrow feverishly working on taking the torpedo apart. The torpedo is halfway in the launcher tube. Currently Lt. Grenadine is not visible from your vantange point.  Moving around, you can barely see the wounded Lt. farther back in the tube, and she is not moving at all.  ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- As Hale walks over to the tactical computer, he notices that the systems are still in maintenance mode and the terminal is currently locked out from local input.  He walks over to Lt. Morrow. She is paying more attention to the torpedo right now, then her superior officer.  "Can you hold this please, while I remove the inner casing?", she holds a small transmitter unit with wiring going back into the torpedo itself.  Lt. Morrow picks up an omni-tool and starts working on taking the inner casing off to get to the fuse systems.  ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Dr. Crescent using his medical tricorder takes a quick scan of Lt. Grenadine.  She has a couple of broken ribs and multiple small contusions. The most worrisome is that when the torpedo entered the tube, that the Lt. was already in. The torpedo forced Grenadine's body upward resulting in a head wound, when her head contacted the upper part of the tube.  Crouching down, looking down the tube past the front part of the torpedo, he can see the Lt.'s hair is dark and matted from blood coming out of the head wound.  ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Tapping the communicator on his chest, Winters calls for Chief Nakamura to see if he can get a transporter lock on either the torpedo or Lt. Grenadine. Though Steven knows, he will not be able to get the lock without the force field being disengaged.  OOC: Since both the torpedo and the Lt. occupy the same space. It will be a challenging transporter skill roll (10+) to pull either the Lt. or the torpedo out. If you would like to go for both as previously suggested, I would rule a difficult transporter skill roll (13+). ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Sweat still coming off his forehead, Benson nimbly avoids another incoming asteroid. Instead of veering off sharply like suggested in flight school, he skims off the top of the asteroid, in which gives him a slight speed burst to find a new path out of the field.  A few times, he hears the mumbiling of Martinez next to him praying.  "Your going to kill us. This is not some sort of race, this is a huge vessel.", Martinez says as he starts to get out of his chair.  "Mr. Martinez, remain seated.", comes an authoritive voice from behind. "I can see what he is doing, and he is doing it quite well." With that, Martinez sits back down, but puts his hands in front of his eyes, trying to not see the path ahead.</blockquote>

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