Lenchan
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As the A.I. instructed, Alex punctured the young woman with the needle and Teal was brought to awareness in a panic. The sensors on the table that hosted the woman’s thrashing form flashed from blue to a soft red, pinging in alert. Immediately following the ping, Luna’s voice echoed throughout the back of the rover relying swiftly the diagnosis being picked up from the sensors. “Heart rate increase: severe; electroencephalogram readings: severe; hypovolemic shock eminent. Preparing sedative administration; Preparing saline solution and plasma transfusion.” A few seconds stretched into the infinite vastness of time. “Preparation complete. Please insert prepared infusion into patient: Teal’s forearm immediately. Monitoring…” A drawer below the first where Alex retrieved the first needle slid open with a soft hiss. Inside a freshly sterilized butterfly needle attached to a plastic chord feeding into an opaque white bag. The collection lay on a bed of strangely gelatinous moldings, a gossamer fog hanging tentatively around it. The screen directed Alex again, showing the properly procedure for starting an IV. The table beneath Teal continued to glow a soft red indicating her status.
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In the front of the vehicle, the A.I. attended simultaneously to the female in the driver’s seat. “Greetings friend. I can assure you I am more than equipped with multitasking capabilities. Please direct your attention to the display. Note that the X47-9 All-terrain is equipped with detachable displays for your viewing leisure.” The system unlocked the display with a small ping and waited for Tau to lift the tablet from its magnetized platform. Once the sensors detected the polarization change, Luna continued speaking, the display changing automatically to match her voice.
“The Elita Starliner – also referred to as The Elite - is a class Alpha Xexor, type 7 spacecraft, designed by Huey Loftana and Amita Gujarati, engineered by the finest at CosmoTech & Co. Industries. Her dualistic systems are complete with the finest the Russian Federal Space Agency has to offer in tandem with first class luxury. This is borne out in her design, hosting a double shelled body that separates the functionality of the craft from the lavish amenities. Such includes: a theater equipped with five two-person dinning class tables, two luvsac 8 ft loungers, three rows of recliners, and a stage equipped with holographic and optic displays in both 2- and 3-dimensions and a classic Steinway Brother’s Onix grand piano; a carpeted canteen with dinning seating for approximately 40 with state of the art kitchen, and various art masterpieces donated by the Wan-Jianlin and Fissolo corporation. This oversees the standard-sized ice rink adjacent to the gymnasium and aquatic center. The communal bathing quarters are also located in this center. Adjacent to the theater is the infirmary and additional medical facilities, as well as the living suites. The center of the Elita hosts the cargo bay and observation decks as well as the agricultural powerhouse that sustains the crew. The underbelly hosts the engine room. Unfortunately the specifics of the ship’s payload is something a guest is not authorized to access, kinship or not.” The A.I. apparently was equipped with a personality for jokes in addition to its mechanical precision and information stronghold.
“The inner diameter is 17.24 meters smaller than the outter shell, creating 7.32 meters of crescent space that hosts all the engineering and electrical grids for the Elite. Again, I cannot divulge the specifics of my design to a member outside of the Elite’s crew without permission The flight deck sits fronted at the top level, tucked between the gables of the storage and evacuation areas. The Elite’s height is approximately 18 meters, width 60 meters, and length of 74 meters. It is truly a beautiful culmination of precision and vanity, suited for the distinguished men and women who commissioned its design.”
The tablet sifted through a gallery collection of the features of the Elita as Luna railed through their specifications before settling on a 360 degree rotation of the outer shell of the Elita. “The ships defense is primarily in its heat and energy shield, strong enough to withstand over 8 metric tons at full capacity. There are supplementary weapons in every major sector of the ship.”
The tablet flashed back to the homepage briefly before auto-loading another file full of the crewmember profiles. Luna began to list off the specifics of all 25 passengers of the Elita. The population number was absurdly small for the grandiose nature of the ship. Truly something for the Elite. Joshua was listed amongst the crew as Joshua Elric Storstandssen, civilian, aeronautics and avionics specialist, 33 years of age, Ukrainian and Norwegian heritage, son of Maria and Elric Storstandssen; additional things of note would be his adeptness for navigation and possible hyperthymestic syndrome and “quirky” personality.
“If there is any area you would like elaboration on, if it is within my powers to provide information, I will comply.”
@Pretzel Heart @Floodwater31
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In the front of the vehicle, the A.I. attended simultaneously to the female in the driver’s seat. “Greetings friend. I can assure you I am more than equipped with multitasking capabilities. Please direct your attention to the display. Note that the X47-9 All-terrain is equipped with detachable displays for your viewing leisure.” The system unlocked the display with a small ping and waited for Tau to lift the tablet from its magnetized platform. Once the sensors detected the polarization change, Luna continued speaking, the display changing automatically to match her voice.
“The Elita Starliner – also referred to as The Elite - is a class Alpha Xexor, type 7 spacecraft, designed by Huey Loftana and Amita Gujarati, engineered by the finest at CosmoTech & Co. Industries. Her dualistic systems are complete with the finest the Russian Federal Space Agency has to offer in tandem with first class luxury. This is borne out in her design, hosting a double shelled body that separates the functionality of the craft from the lavish amenities. Such includes: a theater equipped with five two-person dinning class tables, two luvsac 8 ft loungers, three rows of recliners, and a stage equipped with holographic and optic displays in both 2- and 3-dimensions and a classic Steinway Brother’s Onix grand piano; a carpeted canteen with dinning seating for approximately 40 with state of the art kitchen, and various art masterpieces donated by the Wan-Jianlin and Fissolo corporation. This oversees the standard-sized ice rink adjacent to the gymnasium and aquatic center. The communal bathing quarters are also located in this center. Adjacent to the theater is the infirmary and additional medical facilities, as well as the living suites. The center of the Elita hosts the cargo bay and observation decks as well as the agricultural powerhouse that sustains the crew. The underbelly hosts the engine room. Unfortunately the specifics of the ship’s payload is something a guest is not authorized to access, kinship or not.” The A.I. apparently was equipped with a personality for jokes in addition to its mechanical precision and information stronghold.
“The inner diameter is 17.24 meters smaller than the outter shell, creating 7.32 meters of crescent space that hosts all the engineering and electrical grids for the Elite. Again, I cannot divulge the specifics of my design to a member outside of the Elite’s crew without permission The flight deck sits fronted at the top level, tucked between the gables of the storage and evacuation areas. The Elite’s height is approximately 18 meters, width 60 meters, and length of 74 meters. It is truly a beautiful culmination of precision and vanity, suited for the distinguished men and women who commissioned its design.”
The tablet sifted through a gallery collection of the features of the Elita as Luna railed through their specifications before settling on a 360 degree rotation of the outer shell of the Elita. “The ships defense is primarily in its heat and energy shield, strong enough to withstand over 8 metric tons at full capacity. There are supplementary weapons in every major sector of the ship.”
The tablet flashed back to the homepage briefly before auto-loading another file full of the crewmember profiles. Luna began to list off the specifics of all 25 passengers of the Elita. The population number was absurdly small for the grandiose nature of the ship. Truly something for the Elite. Joshua was listed amongst the crew as Joshua Elric Storstandssen, civilian, aeronautics and avionics specialist, 33 years of age, Ukrainian and Norwegian heritage, son of Maria and Elric Storstandssen; additional things of note would be his adeptness for navigation and possible hyperthymestic syndrome and “quirky” personality.
“If there is any area you would like elaboration on, if it is within my powers to provide information, I will comply.”
@Pretzel Heart @Floodwater31
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