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[SeriousConcentrate]

"I have a hard enough time staying focused, Maurice. I don't need some chemical cocktail taking away what little humanity I have left."

[Nikitian]

As you wish. Just trying to be helpful with the fatigue problem. Maurice smiled defensively.

[SeriousConcentrate]

"Don't worry about it. I'm not mad, just stating why I don't think that's going to be an option for me."

[Lenglon]

I pause a moment before going ahead and permitting Maurice to access my medical data.

[Illgeo]

Give data reluctantly.
((Would MeskMaurice notice any changes when Bartolomew gets little crazy?))

[Remalle]

"Hm?  Oh, sounds good to me, Maurice.  How does your program work then?"

[Nikitian]

Well, it reads the internal medi-system data and displays it in a convenient way on the medic's suit interface. It means no more guessing what exactly is wrong with the unconscious person in a fully sealed suit. Should help diagnose broken bones, internal bleeding and whatever else Mk II and higher medi-system sensors can detect, plus what drugs and medications have already been pumped into the body.
To think of it, it would probably bear checking how it works before the mission starts. As the only person with active regeneration here, would you mind testing it a little bit, Mesk? I'll make you a sandwich later, if you wish. Maurice winked and smiled.

[Toaster]

"You truly are a blessed child of Emar-i."

Don't fight the doctor doing his doctor thing.

Also mark the Spektr Rifle with the arrow Symbol of Ingram.

EDIT- While we're at it, put the Gear of Hal-Mon on the shuttle.  If I can get to the front of it, also put on the White Circle of Algis.  Run to armory and get more markers if required.

[Nikitian]

I am but a humble servant of Mistress Medicine.

>I don't think it would impress them overly so. They have the tech to do it, they just choose not to because it's kinda nuts.  You know that thing is basically guaranteed to give you cancer right? I mean it doesn't matter for us, but general populace won't like it.

I see; so I should probably withdraw the suggestion, Commander.
...Not that I expressly understood the long-term negative side effects without live testing. Oh well. We are all doomed anyway with the stasis usage, aren't we?

[Radio Controlled]

Rattle on the back of the shuttle a few times to signal our departure after forcefully stuffing any stragglers into our ride.

[Remalle]

Well, it reads the internal medi-system data and displays it in a convenient way on the medic's suit interface. It means no more guessing what exactly is wrong with the unconscious person in a fully sealed suit. Should help diagnose broken bones, internal bleeding and whatever else Mk II and higher medi-system sensors can detect, plus what drugs and medications have already been pumped into the body.
To think of it, it would probably bear checking how it works before the mission starts. As the only person with active regeneration here, would you mind testing it a little bit, Mesk? I'll make you a sandwich later, if you wish. Maurice winked and smiled.

"Oh.  Huh.  Cool, yeah, I mean, I guess knowing how people are hurt before treating them could be kind of a good thing, but I usually just wing it, y'know?  And yeah, feel free to test it out on me."

[Nikitian]

Ah, yes, I sometimes forget that you are blessed with an unorthodox approach to medicine. Maurice smiled.

[Illgeo]

Brace for departure

[Icefire2314]

Buckle in

[Sean Mirrsen]

Also mark the Spektr Rifle with the arrow Symbol of Ingram.

((Lars picked the Raduga, not the Spektr.))