(( Serenity - Main Bridge ))
Zel: We’re cloaked, it’ll work. Besides we have a few people onboard. Hopefully they’re not all engaged in treating Meeks.
But he would still miss the ship. He hated leaving his ship behind.
McLaren: Good.
Blackwell: All right, let me get coordinates put in place. ::She started to program the transporters accordingly::
Zel: Gimmie a moment, I’m tapping into some Comms.
Sol wait, letting the scrappy hybrid listen to the comms, seeing no reason to interrupt his concentration. It seemed Izzy had had the same idea.
Zel: Okay, Gravzenko of House Pla’noth is providing the feast. Deliveries are going to lower dock 4.
Blackwell: Can we get past the guard? ::She tilted her head::
McLaren: Well thats awfully nice of him...
Zel: ::He shook his head:: No, there’s a security check at the unloading dock that no amount of lying will get us past. ::he pulled up a schematic on the main viewscreen.:: You either have clearance or you don’t – and we don’t. But… ::If there was one thing that Zel was very good at, it was finding every entrance and exit to a room.:: there’s three ways out. One, the conveyor belt for the goods leads straight to the kitchens. ::he highlighted it.:: Two, there’s a ventilation shaft that goes a few dozen different places. ::Also highlighted:: And three, there’s a waste disposal system that leads to a main hub. ::the third highlight.::
Sol studied the screen as Zel listed everything off.
Blackwell: Hm. ::She moved over to look at the schematic::
McLaren: All of those sound good.
Zel: Well, the considerations for the conveyor belt is: its fully scanned and in the open. But a straight safe route if you’re not vaporized for being illegal cargo. The considerations for the ventilation system are: It’s six meters above the ground (20 feet) and secured by several spaced security fields. The considerations for the waste disposal system are it’s difficult to navigate – and in difficult read mostly vertical with a lot of falling, and one wrong move and you’ll end up in an incinerator.
The previously good dsounding choices each sounded less good by the second.
Zel: Any preference to which one we go for?
McLaren: So the choices are 'vaporization', 'broken neck' or 'incinieration'? Very Klingon choices, if I do say so myself...
Blackwell: I am thinking of the option that does not include the chance for incineration or the vaporizing.
Sol nodded.
McLaren: I think I like the vents the best too. If only because its the least dangerous option...
Blackwell: I’m boring like that ::she said with some light humor:: I’m thinking we can simply plug into the sensors in the shaft - and with some rope, and a bit of luck, get to the right place. Can you map it out? ::She glanced to Zel, and then looked to Mclaren for confirmation::
Zel: ?
Sol chuckled.
McLaren: We'll figure that out once we're down on the planet...
Blackwell/Zel: ?
McLaren: We could always make it seem like someone on their end fouled up getting us the proper access credentials.
Blackwell/Zel: ?
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Captain Rose
M.V. Serenity
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Director of Intelligence
Starbase 118 Ops
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