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(Well, since I'm too lazy to read... Give me the back drop of whats happening right now and what I should be doing. Then I'll just delete my post up there, repost, you guys keep going about your business til I get it right and then I'll come link up. I thought that what was happening here was the very start of looking for the station and finding some jacked up stuff, then you guys found something really wierd in a shuttle before you investigated the main station... I guess I shoudl have read XD )

Misha looked over hearing the Captain's voice, "Thank god I'm not completely screwed... as for the Survivor almost implaed my lovely face but not sure on full status." Misha tried to stand but was shakey. She looked up and tried to determine the condition of the survivor they rescued and were almost blown up by. Meanwhile Misha radioed to the bridge, "Anyone alive up there?" Misha had heard the Captain ask about the Doc so she would move to the next in the crew she could think of, which was Mio for the much gentler landing than she had expected...

(( Welcome home mon capiton! ))

((Reading is a good thing, Margo. Anyway, here's a summary:

The Walkurst arrived in the system and sensors picked up on a small debris field that was in their flight trajectory to meet up with the station. Sensor readings showed a faint life sign aboard the wrecked class-II shuttle, so Aurora decided investigating the shuttle remains was a good idea to figure out what had happened and see if any light might thereby be shed on what happened to the station.

The lone survivor was stuck to a bulkhead by a piece of sparring and had been out there for weeks, with her water rations having run out a couple days ago. She mistakes the EVA team as figments of her imagination, decides that she also was dying and makes cryptic hints about what had happened to the ship while activating a Thermal Detonator.

Aurora orders the team to evacuate, while Aleron disobeys and goes in to try and save the survivor, using his weapon to make a hole in the hull to toss the TD out. Misha followed him and put up a hunk of metal across the hole as a shield for when the TD went off. The explosion sent debris back at the shuttle, and as you read already, set off the remaining fuel and engines of the shuttle.

Now everyone is on the station after the secondary explosion caused damage to the Walkurst and the subsequent crash-landing in the main hangar. Thus, the crew of the Walkurst has no clue yet as to what fate befell the station, which has had weeks for the situation to get a lot worse than when the emergency message was sent out. Long story short, one can consider the station to be in a state similar to the Ichimura in Dead Space.))

((Depends. There are freezers on the Walkurst *points at the data-log for the ship in the setting info*, and there's also several locations throughout the habitat deck fitted with them, and perhaps elsewhere, too. So, if you want to be from the station, you could be as close as you want, and perhaps even say the crash landing forces a malfunction in your character's tube that forces an emergency awakening protocol.))

(The second one sounds good... I gotta read more. sorry for screwing stuff up and holding back progress here.)

Boda started waking from his nice long nap. He knew the proceedure of the waking process, he only did it about a hundred times. He started stretching his arms a bit and tried looking through the window of his nice one man room. "Shoulda guessed it'd be fogged up..."
He continued waiting for the warming process and started feeling his nerves getting shocked back into work by the slow heating process. His muscles were a little stiff but it wasn't bad. Boda yawned and waited for the capsule door to open but when the air locks started to detatch, the door didn't move. "Oh, ******** great..."
Boda pressed his back against the wall and got his arms up. He took in a breath and started pushing. The door started moving bit by bit but it wasn't going fast enough. He got a foot up on the door and assed the door off of its locks and the door fell to the floor with a large crash. "That shouldn't be happening..." Boda looked around and saw only emergency lights on in the freezer. "And neither should this."

The other tanks in the freezer room the Boda had, until just recently, been resting in cold-sleep were also in an alarming state. Some had been opened and their occupants no longer inside; others showed red critical lights. A few still showed the healthy green of occupants in suspension. Of the medical personnel that should be around, none were to be seen. One of the medical station's terminals was still on off in thecorner, it's screen flashing "Warning! Security Level 4 lockdown! Warning! Security Level 4 Lockdown!"

'Good," she responds to the doctor. "Get to the airlock. help PMC Clastov get the survivor to the sickbay and see to her." Once she;d given her orders, she would turn her attention to her absentee officer. "Lieutenant, are you alright? Please respond."

"Thank you, Clastov," Aurora answers. She's relieved now that everyone is accounted for and living, if a little roughed up. "I'll meet you in the sivkbay."