Katae stepped off the shuttle that had brought her back to the Gemini station. The remainder of the crew was scheduled to return tomorrow. She had an interview with the person from the SSS that she had requested, and she wanted to check out the Aeon. Katae was feeling rejuvenated after several days of relaxation. Looking around she quickly got the sense of something building was still present aboard the Gemini. Everyone is moving with a sense of purpose. But does anyone really know what that purpose is. Obviously someone is expecting something big, and dangerous. After all they would not pull us off exploration for no good reason. She slung her bag over her shoulder and started down the concourse to the where the Aeon was waiting.
"Ise Taii, I took the liberty of scheduling your interview with Gustav-San in one hour." Eternity the Aeon’s AI sent telepathically. That’s fine Eternity I should be there in a few minutes. she replied. As she moved along the concourse she spotted a bookstore. Stepping off the moving sidewalk she glided into the shop. No sense not taking advantage of the opportunity. Adding a few new books will ensure that I have plenty to read. Three books heavier, and 25 KS lighter, she resumed her travel to the ship. When she approached the bay, Katae stepped off the walkway and approached the entrance. She stepped in and looked at her ship. All of the external damage had been repaired, and the Aeon was bristling with additional weapons. There were other enhancements that she could see; additional atmospheric control surfaces that would improve maneuverability and other hull changes. But the most striking difference was the color. No longer the traditional service blue, the Aeon’s fuselage was now a light grey and the pylons and other control surfaces were a dark green. Looks good, but it is almost like painting a target on her. The distinctive markings will make her stand out from the rest of the squadron. She thought. Then she crossed the bay and entered by the vehicle bay.
Josea walked along the concourse, he chose not to use the moving sidewalk as the walking would help him burn off some excess energy. This was to be his first assignment about a Star Army vessel, and as a representative of the SSS he wanted to make a good impression. He had read the information provided on Ise-Taii. He stepped off the moving sidewalk and walked towards the bay. He paused for a moment at the entrance to check the registration number because the ship did not look like the image he has been given. After confirming that this was the correct vessel, he walked over to it and walked up the vehicle ramp. “Gustav Josea reporting for interview.” He said in a loud voice. “Welcome aboard. Eternity will guide you to my cabin.” Katae replied using the bay’s speakers.
"Ise Taii, I took the liberty of scheduling your interview with Gustav-San in one hour." Eternity the Aeon’s AI sent telepathically. That’s fine Eternity I should be there in a few minutes. she replied. As she moved along the concourse she spotted a bookstore. Stepping off the moving sidewalk she glided into the shop. No sense not taking advantage of the opportunity. Adding a few new books will ensure that I have plenty to read. Three books heavier, and 25 KS lighter, she resumed her travel to the ship. When she approached the bay, Katae stepped off the walkway and approached the entrance. She stepped in and looked at her ship. All of the external damage had been repaired, and the Aeon was bristling with additional weapons. There were other enhancements that she could see; additional atmospheric control surfaces that would improve maneuverability and other hull changes. But the most striking difference was the color. No longer the traditional service blue, the Aeon’s fuselage was now a light grey and the pylons and other control surfaces were a dark green. Looks good, but it is almost like painting a target on her. The distinctive markings will make her stand out from the rest of the squadron. She thought. Then she crossed the bay and entered by the vehicle bay.
Josea walked along the concourse, he chose not to use the moving sidewalk as the walking would help him burn off some excess energy. This was to be his first assignment about a Star Army vessel, and as a representative of the SSS he wanted to make a good impression. He had read the information provided on Ise-Taii. He stepped off the moving sidewalk and walked towards the bay. He paused for a moment at the entrance to check the registration number because the ship did not look like the image he has been given. After confirming that this was the correct vessel, he walked over to it and walked up the vehicle ramp. “Gustav Josea reporting for interview.” He said in a loud voice. “Welcome aboard. Eternity will guide you to my cabin.” Katae replied using the bay’s speakers.