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|SHIP=Apollo-A | |SHIP=Apollo-A | ||
|STARDATE=239207.19-Present | |STARDATE=239207.19-Present | ||
|IMAGE= | |IMAGE=Apollo-A-Backlash.png | ||
|BLURB=Enroute to their first assignment following the recommissioning of the [[USS Apollo-A]], a reported gathering of suspected Sicarius ships deep within the Typhon Expanse, the ship experiences a shudder that seems to move through the metal bulkheads, making them groan. In the moments that follow, the senior staff find themselves 'shifted' somehow. At first, everything seems normal, but as time moves forward, it becomes apparent that the ship is in a panic; the Captain and the rest of the senior staff are missing. Though the staff can see every other member of the crew, they cannot touch, talk, or interact with them in any normal sense of the word (though they can interact with the ship controls physically). What's worse, the ship appears to be have been thrown quite a distance from their last known position, and is now adrift, suffering from power shorts all over the ship. Communication is down and the sensors seem to be playing tricks on them in the dim emergency lights. Where are they, and what's going on? | |BLURB=Enroute to their first assignment following the recommissioning of the [[USS Apollo-A]], a reported gathering of suspected Sicarius ships deep within the Typhon Expanse, the ship experiences a shudder that seems to move through the metal bulkheads, making them groan. In the moments that follow, the senior staff find themselves 'shifted' somehow. At first, everything seems normal, but as time moves forward, it becomes apparent that the ship is in a panic; the Captain and the rest of the senior staff are missing. Though the staff can see every other member of the crew, they cannot touch, talk, or interact with them in any normal sense of the word (though they can interact with the ship controls physically). What's worse, the ship appears to be have been thrown quite a distance from their last known position, and is now adrift, suffering from power shorts all over the ship. Communication is down and the sensors seem to be playing tricks on them in the dim emergency lights. Where are they, and what's going on? | ||
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=USS Apollo-A Mission Archive Database= | =USS Apollo-A Mission Archive Database= | ||