Deacon was still a little lost in the sight of Kokuten leaping across open air, and leaving him in command of the remainder of the squad. At a single word, he snapped back to reality. That word, was derail.
"Master Stovaa is right. We need to slow things down or the forces will soon overcome those holding us onto the track. Not to mention we're now working against the clock to stop us before we come around again and hit the car Masters Kokuten and Noburo are on."
Looking at the door going forward, then the remaining crew, the Kohanian started to formulate a tentative plan.
"Mistress Serra, what have you learned about this system? I know your expertise so far has been limited to vending machines for the most part, but do you think there is some way to cut power to slow us down?"
Next the cybernetic gaze fell on Blake.
"You, new person, I saw what you did with the crane thingy. What are your thoughts on our situation. Newness is freshness, you're not limited to command structure for right now. I want to hear ideas."
Peke and Stovaa's turn to be called upon.
"Master Stovaa, do you think that if you had to you could get to the underneathy parts? You're the biggest person here, and I would rather not risk a life climbing down off of the back or front to get beneath if we don't have to. And Mistress Peke, I know your people are fond of the robots we've seen. Is there anything you could tell me about what might have attracted so many? What do your little crawler bots like so much about this train? Where could they have all come from?"
To Claire, Deacon couldn't really think of immediate orders. He rubbed at the area right next to his ears, making them wiggle slightly as he tried to think. Why hadn't he been paying more attention to the little things leading up to this.
"Claire, you seem to be the most connected to the people around here. Do you remember if Mimi said anything about radios working in here, or any sort of communication? Perhaps an intercom to a power station, or maybe a big red phone to Cassefin's office that we could ask someone to power us down? Or," Deacon did a slow turn to look at everyone present. "Does anyone have thoughts on if there are any more of those little thingies that Kess was standing on, that Goat took? Could there be more of them to allow the savtechs to be in the train if something like, well, THIS happened?"
The Kohanian was so lost at the moment, but he was going to do his best to save his crew, and friends, lives.
"Master Stovaa is right. We need to slow things down or the forces will soon overcome those holding us onto the track. Not to mention we're now working against the clock to stop us before we come around again and hit the car Masters Kokuten and Noburo are on."
Looking at the door going forward, then the remaining crew, the Kohanian started to formulate a tentative plan.
"Mistress Serra, what have you learned about this system? I know your expertise so far has been limited to vending machines for the most part, but do you think there is some way to cut power to slow us down?"
Next the cybernetic gaze fell on Blake.
"You, new person, I saw what you did with the crane thingy. What are your thoughts on our situation. Newness is freshness, you're not limited to command structure for right now. I want to hear ideas."
Peke and Stovaa's turn to be called upon.
"Master Stovaa, do you think that if you had to you could get to the underneathy parts? You're the biggest person here, and I would rather not risk a life climbing down off of the back or front to get beneath if we don't have to. And Mistress Peke, I know your people are fond of the robots we've seen. Is there anything you could tell me about what might have attracted so many? What do your little crawler bots like so much about this train? Where could they have all come from?"
To Claire, Deacon couldn't really think of immediate orders. He rubbed at the area right next to his ears, making them wiggle slightly as he tried to think. Why hadn't he been paying more attention to the little things leading up to this.
"Claire, you seem to be the most connected to the people around here. Do you remember if Mimi said anything about radios working in here, or any sort of communication? Perhaps an intercom to a power station, or maybe a big red phone to Cassefin's office that we could ask someone to power us down? Or," Deacon did a slow turn to look at everyone present. "Does anyone have thoughts on if there are any more of those little thingies that Kess was standing on, that Goat took? Could there be more of them to allow the savtechs to be in the train if something like, well, THIS happened?"
The Kohanian was so lost at the moment, but he was going to do his best to save his crew, and friends, lives.