Fian
Well-Known Member
The whole ordeal the greenhorns suffered in the hangar bay lasted about fifty minutes (A full hour for Jack Hayden). It was a lot more difficult than they though as the remaining suit power was gradually reduced as time went by. When the four of them had finally finished their laps and returned in line, a bored Master Chief (Who was just around to make sure his orders were enforced) simply dismissed them but not before reminding them to be present in the Hangar Bay at the same time for the same exercise for the next three days.
DAY ONE
Because the veterans were exempted from the MC's 'special' training for the next two days, the deck was largely deserted with the exception of a short period of time when the shore leavers returned. Even then they were quickly harried off as other shuttles arrived in and out to unload ammunition and supplies. Other than that, there were no one else to keep P3C Jack Hayden, Kajiim Ashad, Lucas Vanguard and Chad Skwigleff company except their Chief Tormentor and good ol' Starbase Golding in the background. It was the PA walking exercise as usual.
DAY TWO
Now even Starbase Golding is absent, the only things visible outside the forcefield-held Hangar doors was star strewn space, with the occasional blueshifting as the NSS Acadia performed small faster-than-light CDD jumps. Otherwise, the monotony of performing the same exercise again added to the stress. Because communications was active, at one point the greenhorns could hear the MC yawn.
DAY THREE
There was a shipwide announcement in the morning that training was cancelled and the Hangar Bay was off limits to the marines. Also, all marines were to gather and have breakfast at the same time instead of the normal three sessions divided between the three chiefs and squads. As a result, the canteen line to freshly cooked food was long and rations were brought out to supplement. Each squad claimed a long table for themselves. Being the MASTER Chief, the Vel Steyr was supposed to be neutral but there was no way he would sit next to Adrian Decane, and the other Chief seems so bland. He pulled up a chair next to Chief Ran's regular seat, and started tucking into a tray he got out of preferential treatment.
DAY ONE
Because the veterans were exempted from the MC's 'special' training for the next two days, the deck was largely deserted with the exception of a short period of time when the shore leavers returned. Even then they were quickly harried off as other shuttles arrived in and out to unload ammunition and supplies. Other than that, there were no one else to keep P3C Jack Hayden, Kajiim Ashad, Lucas Vanguard and Chad Skwigleff company except their Chief Tormentor and good ol' Starbase Golding in the background. It was the PA walking exercise as usual.
DAY TWO
Now even Starbase Golding is absent, the only things visible outside the forcefield-held Hangar doors was star strewn space, with the occasional blueshifting as the NSS Acadia performed small faster-than-light CDD jumps. Otherwise, the monotony of performing the same exercise again added to the stress. Because communications was active, at one point the greenhorns could hear the MC yawn.
DAY THREE
There was a shipwide announcement in the morning that training was cancelled and the Hangar Bay was off limits to the marines. Also, all marines were to gather and have breakfast at the same time instead of the normal three sessions divided between the three chiefs and squads. As a result, the canteen line to freshly cooked food was long and rations were brought out to supplement. Each squad claimed a long table for themselves. Being the MASTER Chief, the Vel Steyr was supposed to be neutral but there was no way he would sit next to Adrian Decane, and the other Chief seems so bland. He pulled up a chair next to Chief Ran's regular seat, and started tucking into a tray he got out of preferential treatment.