Engineering
Quin' looked over at Keri, she was unbuckling herself from one of the few crash seats in the bay. "FTL drives went haywire," she said and floated over to the terminal she'd been at before the announcement that the reactor would be going offline, in fact, with the reactor off the Engineer bay was strangely quiet - the only noise that could be heard was from the backups and the capacitors which were slowly discharging. "I was about-" her speech interrupted when she heard Kil'ndra. "We're fine in here!" she shouted back before leaning back a bit. "Reactor is offline, external communications are down and..." the chief engineer brought up a list of damaged systems and scowled. "Looks like the navigational computer is offline, without it the bridge won't be able to determine our postion... we need to get that back online but..." she attempted to send a startup command to the computer but all she got return was an 'error' message that stated that the main computer was overheated. "Can you manually reset the main computer along with navigation please?" she grabbed a handrail above her and pulled herself up. "I think right now those are the most important, unless you have any suggestions," she smiled at him.
In the conduit that Kil'ndra was in, most of the smoke had been pumped out by the air-circulation system, which meant the crewmen would now be able to see the transparent blastdoor that lead to the FTL Drive-core, much of the door was now blackened though. There was a sizzling sound, small pieces of the window were melted - but the more worrisome thing might be that even the metal was starting to warp a bit - a tempreture gauge just beyond the blastshield reported that the tempreture inside of the core room was in excess of 2,000 degree's farenheit(1,093 Celsius).
Armory
As the shaking and rumbling stopped, there was momentary silence - the only thing that could be heard would be the breathing those there and the gentle flow of air being pushed into the bay.