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Over at the Medical Facility, the team led by [[Jo Marshall]], investigated the medical emergency, and their development plan concerning the habitation facility they needed to build, and what supplies they would need to support the effort on the ground. [[Loxley]] immediately got to work assessing the quarantine protocols with [[Ayiana Sevo]], while [[Piravao sh’Qynallahr]] and Marshall began construction, aided by the Romulan crew already on the ground. | Over at the Medical Facility, the team led by [[Jo Marshall]], investigated the medical emergency, and their development plan concerning the habitation facility they needed to build, and what supplies they would need to support the effort on the ground. [[Loxley]] immediately got to work assessing the quarantine protocols with [[Ayiana Sevo]], while [[Piravao sh’Qynallahr]] and Marshall began construction, aided by the Romulan crew already on the ground. Loxley found Altmer, the chief physician of the Romulan settlement, and discovered their tests had concluded the Romulan species was immune to the infection. | ||
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|quote = Well, for starters, I can tell you that Romulans are absolutely completely immune. Our tests confirm that the infection is inert when exposed to Romulan physiology. As in completely inert, in every way possible. It doesn’t react to anything. ::she shook her head slowly:: I’ve never seen anything like it, something so virulent in one species yet totally ineffective in another. [...]Oh it’s more than immunity, to all intents and purposes, the infection is just ‘dead’ in a Romulan bloodstream. The body just flushes it out as pure waste, leaving no trace of it at all after a few hours. | |||
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At the initial survey site, the team led by [[Jona ch'Ranni]] started their search for the [[The Pelian Brief (Gorkon)#The Missing Starfleet Cadets|missing Starfleet cadets]], beginning with a baseline of the camp and working their way through the base camp to the scary pit of excavation equipment. [[Mallora Vossti]], newly added Ensign to the Gorkon crew, scanned the rock to find it contained high amounts of silver and cadmium, limiting their scanning ranges. [[Serren Tan]], security officer assigned to the group, requested the deploy of a Search & Rescue kit onto the colony, to aid them in their descent. They quickly discovered excavations into the easternmost tunnel had abruptly stopped approximately one week ago. | |||
Off in the woods, [[Lena Josett]] and [[Orson Marshall]] escaped the Gorkon on the trail of a smuggling ring supposedly using the Sensor Dead Zone of Darime IV as a cover for their illegal operations. The two biked toward the valley of | Over at New Sabyk, [[Samira Neathler]] and her team began their investigation into the suspicious death of Bisul, a highly placed religious figurehead among the Pelians, murdered in his study. With the initial help of Federation Security, and [[The Pelian Brief (Gorkon)#Notable Characters|Agent Lynas]], the team started looking into who could've accomplished the crime in a locked room. An initial scan of the room by [[Cory Stoyer]] revealed nothing untoward, apart from the hint of ego in how large a desk the religious leader flew, while [[Tahna Meru]], science ensign on board the Gorkon, failed to pick up evidence of biomatter or tampering. However, through some keen science wizardry, they determined he died of a cardiac arrhythmia brought on by hyperkalemia (overdose of potassium). | ||
Off in the woods, [[Lena Josett]] and [[Orson Marshall]] escaped the Gorkon on the trail of a smuggling ring supposedly using the Sensor Dead Zone of Darime IV as a cover for their illegal operations. The two biked toward the valley of N’amiu’s Garden, stashed their mode of transport, and continued down into the garden on foot, wary of the possibility smugglers watched them from all corners. | |||
''Meanwhile, under the colony in an unknown location...'' Cadet Ryan Issacs stirred from his impromptu slumber, head pounding like a good night at the San Francisco bars had been had, only a little darker than the campus dorm rooms. Across from him, he recognised his fellow Starfleet Cadets of Ressan, Gilbert, and Ico. Taking stock of their situation, Issacs found his engineering kit, flicked on the lights, and realised the four of them were stood in a forgotten city deep beneath the surface of the colony above. | ''Meanwhile, under the colony in an unknown location...'' Cadet Ryan Issacs stirred from his impromptu slumber, head pounding like a good night at the San Francisco bars had been had, only a little darker than the campus dorm rooms. Across from him, he recognised his fellow Starfleet Cadets of Ressan, Gilbert, and Ico. Taking stock of their situation, Issacs found his engineering kit, flicked on the lights, and realised the four of them were stood in a forgotten city deep beneath the surface of the colony above. | ||