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RP: YSS Miharu [restart point] Mission 2, Day 1
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Tom
Inactive Member
Re: [restart point] Mission 2
A little while later...
Tom emerged from his work with Nimura, toolbox in hand with a grin that could be seen through his suit's visor.
"Ok! Looks like we've finished up the first set of capacitors! Ichigo! Run a few power tests and see what we come up with!"
A little while later...
Tom emerged from his work with Nimura, toolbox in hand with a grin that could be seen through his suit's visor.
"Ok! Looks like we've finished up the first set of capacitors! Ichigo! Run a few power tests and see what we come up with!"
Re: [restart point] Mission 2
" ... " Yukari frowned. "It might be dangerous to communicate with the Hime-sama anyway. She and the Taisa ... perhaps it is safer by leaving her out. Hoshi, are there any records pertaining to the Taisa's last Soul Transfer? Where it was done, how long it took, where the NH-29S body was formed?"
" ... " Yukari frowned. "It might be dangerous to communicate with the Hime-sama anyway. She and the Taisa ... perhaps it is safer by leaving her out. Hoshi, are there any records pertaining to the Taisa's last Soul Transfer? Where it was done, how long it took, where the NH-29S body was formed?"
Fred
Retired Staff
Re: [restart point] Mission 2
"I don't have anything on that," Hoshi replied. "I do know the YSS Sakura was briefly separated from the universal PANTHEON node on Yamatai and made independent like how Miharu and myself are. The timing is a close match to when the Sakura's crew returned to their vessel to recuperate after the raid."
"I don't have anything on that," Hoshi replied. "I do know the YSS Sakura was briefly separated from the universal PANTHEON node on Yamatai and made independent like how Miharu and myself are. The timing is a close match to when the Sakura's crew returned to their vessel to recuperate after the raid."
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"And with the destruction of the Sakura, we have no way to recover any data that was native only to the vessel." Yukari's eyes flicked to Miyoko. "Can we find out who or what caused the Sakura to fall from PANTHEON, Hoshi?"
"And with the destruction of the Sakura, we have no way to recover any data that was native only to the vessel." Yukari's eyes flicked to Miyoko. "Can we find out who or what caused the Sakura to fall from PANTHEON, Hoshi?"
Fred
Retired Staff
Re: [restart point] Mission 2
"That was not too long after Ittô Juni Karl Sylvester boarded the vessel. The system was reconnected just before he left," Hoshi answered. "Doesn't look like a coincidence to me."
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Ichigo gave Tom a nod and gestured his attention to Takuma, whom had in the meantime come down the subdeck - if Tom had instructions for him, now was the time while she ran her analysis.
"That was not too long after Ittô Juni Karl Sylvester boarded the vessel. The system was reconnected just before he left," Hoshi answered. "Doesn't look like a coincidence to me."
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Ichigo gave Tom a nod and gestured his attention to Takuma, whom had in the meantime come down the subdeck - if Tom had instructions for him, now was the time while she ran her analysis.
Re: [restart point] Mission 2
Miharu waited before replying. "You were dismissed, Westwood-Hei -- after the ST backup, you're free until dinner. Unless you want to talk to the Shosa and maybe get more instructions."
Miharu waited before replying. "You were dismissed, Westwood-Hei -- after the ST backup, you're free until dinner. Unless you want to talk to the Shosa and maybe get more instructions."
Re: [restart point] Mission 2
Miharu performed the computerized equivalent of a blink. "I can't say. I can't say? Why can't I say? She has asked me to leave her in private with Saito-Hei."
Miharu performed the computerized equivalent of a blink. "I can't say. I can't say? Why can't I say? She has asked me to leave her in private with Saito-Hei."
Rabbit Eclair
Inactive Member
Re: [restart point] Mission 2
Miyoko sighed. There were entirely too many possible vectors for the change to have taken place from. It seemed like this was going to be a long investigation. "And is this Karl Sylvester's personnel file available?"
Miyoko sighed. There were entirely too many possible vectors for the change to have taken place from. It seemed like this was going to be a long investigation. "And is this Karl Sylvester's personnel file available?"
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Asher arched a brow at the Miharu's weird reply, but disregarded it. He moved out of the room and towards the Med Bay.
When he got up to the Med Bay door, he saw Kai and Yuril and stopped and looked them both over. "C'mon, let's get this done so we can have dinner." The Hei went in through the open door and put on a resounding presence in his stance.
"Alright! Let's do this!" Asher said with grin on his.
Asher arched a brow at the Miharu's weird reply, but disregarded it. He moved out of the room and towards the Med Bay.
When he got up to the Med Bay door, he saw Kai and Yuril and stopped and looked them both over. "C'mon, let's get this done so we can have dinner." The Hei went in through the open door and put on a resounding presence in his stance.
"Alright! Let's do this!" Asher said with grin on his.
Kim
スター軍の司書
Re: [restart point] Mission 2
Sora looked u from her data pad with a smile, "Westwood-san, how can we be of service to you today? Full work-up or just a ST back-up?" She spoke in a very polite, cheerful tone of voice as she focused her attention on the spiky haired Yamataian curiously.
Is it hairgel or genetics that keeps his hair up like that? She wondered idly to herself.
Sora looked u from her data pad with a smile, "Westwood-san, how can we be of service to you today? Full work-up or just a ST back-up?" She spoke in a very polite, cheerful tone of voice as she focused her attention on the spiky haired Yamataian curiously.
Is it hairgel or genetics that keeps his hair up like that? She wondered idly to herself.
MoonMan
Inactive Member
Re: [restart point] Mission 2
Sanjuro, whom had been watching intently, waiting to learn from Sora, decided to interject and answer Ashers question. He figured the Ketsurui wouldn't want to be bothered with something so menial.
"A Physical examination, or clinical examination if you want to be specific, is the process by which a health care provider investigates the body of a patient for signs of disease. It generally follows the taking of the medical history...an account of the symptoms as experienced by the patient. Together with the medical history, the physical examination aids in determining the correct diagnosis and devising the treatment plan. This data then becomes part of the medical record, which we will use to update the information on you already stored within the SAoY databanks.
Although different institutions and different examiners have varying approaches as to the sequence of body parts, a systematic examination generally starts at the head and finishes at the extremities. After the main organ systems have been investigated by inspection, palpation, percussion and auscultation, specific tests may follow such as a neurological investigation, orthopedic examination or specific tests when a particular disease is suspected based from the data we've both received and previous information on your past condition.
Some of the specific areas we will be examining are the vital signs, which include temperature recordings for standard core temperature, systolic and diastolic blood pressure measurements, pulse rates and respiratory rates. For the past few years however most participants have been wary of using the classic temperature measurement device of a mercury sphygmomanometer due to some inane news article about faulty sphygmomanometers during a Novacorp power outage...so you have a choice between the old mercury sphygmomanometer or an aneroid sphygmomanometer. If you do not feel comfortable with standard stethoscopes either, this is understandable; some of my past patients are quite adverse to the cold metal upon their breast. I am not entirely partial to it myself, but I do not mind if you want to use a pulse reading method that does not require physical contact.
After that is done a standard Star Army clinical examinations turns to basic biometrics assessments, such as height, weight and pain reception. Measuring height and weight is fairly humdrum, but ever since the Kyoto Medicinal Journal released that article on the moral implications of pain reception testing, we cannot conduct a simple measurement of your reactions. However, pain reception is an important part of your physical body, and thus we must check it some way; instead of a pinprick, as was the standard before YE25, we will be essentially 'poking' you with this cotton swab."
Sanjuro produced a small white cotton swab from his pocket and held it out for Asher to see.
"I hope that was enough to answer your question. I skipped a few of the more important details."
Sanjuro, whom had been watching intently, waiting to learn from Sora, decided to interject and answer Ashers question. He figured the Ketsurui wouldn't want to be bothered with something so menial.
"A Physical examination, or clinical examination if you want to be specific, is the process by which a health care provider investigates the body of a patient for signs of disease. It generally follows the taking of the medical history...an account of the symptoms as experienced by the patient. Together with the medical history, the physical examination aids in determining the correct diagnosis and devising the treatment plan. This data then becomes part of the medical record, which we will use to update the information on you already stored within the SAoY databanks.
Although different institutions and different examiners have varying approaches as to the sequence of body parts, a systematic examination generally starts at the head and finishes at the extremities. After the main organ systems have been investigated by inspection, palpation, percussion and auscultation, specific tests may follow such as a neurological investigation, orthopedic examination or specific tests when a particular disease is suspected based from the data we've both received and previous information on your past condition.
Some of the specific areas we will be examining are the vital signs, which include temperature recordings for standard core temperature, systolic and diastolic blood pressure measurements, pulse rates and respiratory rates. For the past few years however most participants have been wary of using the classic temperature measurement device of a mercury sphygmomanometer due to some inane news article about faulty sphygmomanometers during a Novacorp power outage...so you have a choice between the old mercury sphygmomanometer or an aneroid sphygmomanometer. If you do not feel comfortable with standard stethoscopes either, this is understandable; some of my past patients are quite adverse to the cold metal upon their breast. I am not entirely partial to it myself, but I do not mind if you want to use a pulse reading method that does not require physical contact.
After that is done a standard Star Army clinical examinations turns to basic biometrics assessments, such as height, weight and pain reception. Measuring height and weight is fairly humdrum, but ever since the Kyoto Medicinal Journal released that article on the moral implications of pain reception testing, we cannot conduct a simple measurement of your reactions. However, pain reception is an important part of your physical body, and thus we must check it some way; instead of a pinprick, as was the standard before YE25, we will be essentially 'poking' you with this cotton swab."
Sanjuro produced a small white cotton swab from his pocket and held it out for Asher to see.
"I hope that was enough to answer your question. I skipped a few of the more important details."
Kim
スター軍の司書
Re: [restart point] Mission 2
Sora's ears perked hearing Sanjuro's lengthy explanation. "Yes, a full work up is what Ashitaka-Heisho describes in great detail. I usually conduct a simpler practical examination.
But, if you're just meaning to update your back-up, Ichi-kun is standing by in the alcove to assist you."
Sora's ears perked hearing Sanjuro's lengthy explanation. "Yes, a full work up is what Ashitaka-Heisho describes in great detail. I usually conduct a simpler practical examination.
But, if you're just meaning to update your back-up, Ichi-kun is standing by in the alcove to assist you."
Re: [restart point] Mission 2
Asher watched the rather odd man interupt his discussion, and then began explaing about the definition of a full work-up. Though, Asher soon became bored with the man's explanation, it was too long, and boring, it also lacked enough funny to keep him properly attuned. Not wanting to be rude, he simply just stared off, nodding every now and then to signal he may have been listening.
So, he began to stare at Sora's breasts, and began to think. Wow... I mean, wow. How do ya' keep those in a uniform, hell, how do ya' keep them on a ship without danger a' puttin' a hole in tha' wall? Those things are huge, and man, I mean... man. I could probably live off tha' milk a' those thing fo' years. With that, he began grin lightly as his eyes lingered elsewhere and the dirty thoughts entered his mind. Though he was brought back when Sora feminine voice broke the mono-tone.
"Oh, yeah, yeah." Asher said, nodding dumbly. "Let's get around to tha' back-up, then."
Asher watched the rather odd man interupt his discussion, and then began explaing about the definition of a full work-up. Though, Asher soon became bored with the man's explanation, it was too long, and boring, it also lacked enough funny to keep him properly attuned. Not wanting to be rude, he simply just stared off, nodding every now and then to signal he may have been listening.
So, he began to stare at Sora's breasts, and began to think. Wow... I mean, wow. How do ya' keep those in a uniform, hell, how do ya' keep them on a ship without danger a' puttin' a hole in tha' wall? Those things are huge, and man, I mean... man. I could probably live off tha' milk a' those thing fo' years. With that, he began grin lightly as his eyes lingered elsewhere and the dirty thoughts entered his mind. Though he was brought back when Sora feminine voice broke the mono-tone.
"Oh, yeah, yeah." Asher said, nodding dumbly. "Let's get around to tha' back-up, then."
Kim
スター軍の司書
Re: [restart point] Mission 2
Sora continued to smile warmly at Asher, "Please go ahead and proceed to the alcove then, Westwood-san. I'm sure that you know where it is, since you know Miharu's ins and outs." She pushed a couple loose strands of hair back behind her ear before she picked up her data pad again and made a note in Asher's file stating that he did back himself up- it made sense to her to mark it off now prior to its completion so she could progress to the next file.
Sora continued to smile warmly at Asher, "Please go ahead and proceed to the alcove then, Westwood-san. I'm sure that you know where it is, since you know Miharu's ins and outs." She pushed a couple loose strands of hair back behind her ear before she picked up her data pad again and made a note in Asher's file stating that he did back himself up- it made sense to her to mark it off now prior to its completion so she could progress to the next file.
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