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<center>''"Abruptly, the ship lurched wildly; Taelon caught himself on the side of the science console’s viewfinder, teetering at the edge of his chair. The old style of chair certainly didn’t have as many stops to it as the current ones did, he reflected. Now he knew why armrests were all the rage these days…" -Ensign Taelon''</center> | <center>''"Abruptly, the ship lurched wildly; Taelon caught himself on the side of the science console’s viewfinder, teetering at the edge of his chair. The old style of chair certainly didn’t have as many stops to it as the current ones did, he reflected. Now he knew why armrests were all the rage these days…" -Ensign Taelon''</center> | ||
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| [[Image:ConstitutionRefit2.jpg|150px|thumb|left|The USS Armstrong-A a proud ship that lives on in holonovels]] | | [[Image:ConstitutionRefit2.jpg|150px|thumb|left|The USS Armstrong-A a proud ship that lives on in holonovels]] | ||
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| [[Image:SingingKlingons.jpg|150px|thumb|right|When musical mode is engaged, things start to get crazy]] | | [[Image:SingingKlingons.jpg|150px|thumb|right|When musical mode is engaged, things start to get crazy]] | ||
As the airborne intoxicant enters the holodeck the crew starts to act very drunkenly. When Ensign [[Carter Greyson]] engages the computer into musical mode the program starts to get very crazy. With musical numbers bursting our across the ship and singing Klingons, the crew on board the Armstrong drastically lose track of time. This raises suspicions outside the holodeck when [[Theo Whittaker]]'s mother Captain [[Madeline Whittaker]] realizes that Theo is over two hours late. She enlists the help of Counselor [[Zinna]] to investigate and they soon find that Marine Captain [[ | As the airborne intoxicant enters the holodeck the crew starts to act very drunkenly. When Ensign [[Carter Greyson]] engages the computer into musical mode the program starts to get very crazy. With musical numbers bursting our across the ship and singing Klingons, the crew on board the Armstrong drastically lose track of time. This raises suspicions outside the holodeck when [[Theo Whittaker]]'s mother Captain [[Madeline Whittaker]] realizes that Theo is over two hours late. She enlists the help of Counselor [[Zinna]] to investigate and they soon find that Marine Captain [[Quintus Raisillius]] and Major {{n|Ishreth|Dal}} are also looking into the strange disappearance of the senior staff. | ||
They quickly find the airborne intoxicant and do a complete clearing of the ventilation system. This helps clear the heads of the crew inside the holodeck and they start to come to their senses. But when Commander Whittaker tries to exit the program the holodeck refuses to comply and the crew find themselves trapped! They work to access the holoprogram and manage to get a message out to the Ops hub; which is enough to have Major [[Tatash]] mobilize an extraction unit. | They quickly find the airborne intoxicant and do a complete clearing of the ventilation system. This helps clear the heads of the crew inside the holodeck and they start to come to their senses. But when Commander Whittaker tries to exit the program the holodeck refuses to comply and the crew find themselves trapped! They work to access the holoprogram and manage to get a message out to the Ops hub; which is enough to have Major [[Tatash]] mobilize an extraction unit. | ||
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{{LCARS Section Heading|[[SB118Ops Dramatis Personae|Dramatis Personae]]|#FF91AF}} | {{LCARS Section Heading|[[SB118Ops Dramatis Personae|Dramatis Personae]]|#FF91AF}} | ||
{| class="wikitable collapsible" style="vertical-align: top; border-collapse: collapse" width="80%" | |||
! colspan=100% style ="background:#7DF9FF;" | All Time High Characters | |||
|- | |||
! style="background:#c4bfb8;" width="10%" |Name | |||
! style="background:#c4bfb8;" width="10%" |Species | |||
! style="background:#c4bfb8;" width="10%" |Status | |||
! style="background:#c4bfb8;" width="18%" |Created/Simmed by | |||
! style="background:#c4bfb8;" |Bio | |||
|- | |||
| align="center"|[[Madeline Whittaker]] | |||
| align="center"|Human | |||
| align="center"|Starfleet Captain | |||
| align="center"|{{n|Theo|Whittaker}} | |||
| align="center"|Madeline Whittaker is Theo Whittaker's headstrong mother | |||
|- | |||
| align="center"|[[Chennel]] | |||
| align="center"|Bolian | |||
| align="center"|Pirate Queen | |||
| align="center"|{{n|Theo|Whittaker}} | |||
| align="center"|Chennel is a vain and flamboyant murderer and humanoid trafficker who has a history with the crew of StarBase 118 Ops | |||
|- | |||
| align="center"|Oma-Saan | |||
| align="center"|Orion | |||
| align="center"|Incarcerated | |||
| align="center"|{{n|Trellis|Vondaryan}} | |||
| align="center"|Oma-Saan was the proprietor of Harkin's Den, a criminal establishment in SB118's 'Dungeon' level | |||
|- | |||
|} | |||
{{LCARS Section Heading|[[StarBase 118 Ops Crew History|Crew Participating in the Mission]]|#FF91AF}} | {{LCARS Section Heading|[[StarBase 118 Ops Crew History|Crew Participating in the Mission]]|#FF91AF}} | ||