YSS Imperator
5月 20日 YE 39
Kuvexian Frontline
Silence...
The Star Army's 1st Expeditionary Fleet's Third Division laid still in the blanket of space. Their leading Plumeria had detected something at extreme range while the division was tailing the remnants of the L'Kor fleet they had learned was a vanguard fleet.
With the intelligence department close enough to deciphering their tactics and communications, some higher members of the command staff of the Division were beginning to think they were on the verge of breaking the communication barrier with the L'Kor. At least at a level where they could understand basic communications between ships.
The Star Army fleet was set up slightly differently than before. The majority of the cruiser section was placed infront of the battleships with the bare minimum taking up the flanks of the Sharies. The Plumerias were in their usual placement, at the corners, except for the leading one. It laid out a long distance patrol pattern chasing the errant signals of the L'Kor.
It was all silence.
Bridge
It was the end of the night watch, the night shift tiredly being relieved by the first watch. Kaede himself slated himself on first watch command duty, relieving the overworked junior officer that ran the ship when neither the XO nor himself were present. The weathered Taisa saluted to night watchman and took the command seat while looking up the ship's readiness from a datapad he had in his hands.
They were at Condition Three, shields up but weapons inactive. The Chujo wasn't expecting anything to come at them, considering the state she left the L'Kor fleet in the previous engagement, and there was nothing to be expected.
Galley
The night watch that didn't immediately fall into their bunks, or did and came back for their late night munchies, slowly walked in for what they could find. It was evident that some of the months away from port was getting to some, as one Neko was fast asleep at one of the far tables, wrapped up against a Minkan from damage control who was quietly eating like nothing was wrong.
Meanwhile across the room, their was a group on marines talking about whether they would be ever able to board the enemy at any time soon, or be boarded. As well as the latest gossip of the day. It seemed business as normal for one of the massive battleship's common room.
5月 20日 YE 39
Kuvexian Frontline
Silence...
The Star Army's 1st Expeditionary Fleet's Third Division laid still in the blanket of space. Their leading Plumeria had detected something at extreme range while the division was tailing the remnants of the L'Kor fleet they had learned was a vanguard fleet.
With the intelligence department close enough to deciphering their tactics and communications, some higher members of the command staff of the Division were beginning to think they were on the verge of breaking the communication barrier with the L'Kor. At least at a level where they could understand basic communications between ships.
The Star Army fleet was set up slightly differently than before. The majority of the cruiser section was placed infront of the battleships with the bare minimum taking up the flanks of the Sharies. The Plumerias were in their usual placement, at the corners, except for the leading one. It laid out a long distance patrol pattern chasing the errant signals of the L'Kor.
It was all silence.
Bridge
It was the end of the night watch, the night shift tiredly being relieved by the first watch. Kaede himself slated himself on first watch command duty, relieving the overworked junior officer that ran the ship when neither the XO nor himself were present. The weathered Taisa saluted to night watchman and took the command seat while looking up the ship's readiness from a datapad he had in his hands.
They were at Condition Three, shields up but weapons inactive. The Chujo wasn't expecting anything to come at them, considering the state she left the L'Kor fleet in the previous engagement, and there was nothing to be expected.
Galley
The night watch that didn't immediately fall into their bunks, or did and came back for their late night munchies, slowly walked in for what they could find. It was evident that some of the months away from port was getting to some, as one Neko was fast asleep at one of the far tables, wrapped up against a Minkan from damage control who was quietly eating like nothing was wrong.
Meanwhile across the room, their was a group on marines talking about whether they would be ever able to board the enemy at any time soon, or be boarded. As well as the latest gossip of the day. It seemed business as normal for one of the massive battleship's common room.