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[mightymushroom]

B

[King Zultan]

B

[Haspen]

You decide to run a diagnostic on the Fuel tank's and pump's sensors.

1234USY.1d/1m.1552h

The ping wakes you up from your mindless thinking.

Code: [Select]

Level 1 Diagnostic: Fuel Array #1
Tank: No issues found
Pump: No issues found
Hull Integrity: No issues found
Transfer System: No issues found
Docking Assembly: No issues found
Internal Sensors: No issues found
Puzzled, you pull up acoustic sensor system on the console and connect it to the audio-

*CLONK*... *CLONK*...

The strange sound persists.

A) Time to get a hazmat suit and see the inside of the tank myself.
B) Time to disconnect the acoustic sensor. No noises, no problem.

[flazeo25]

A There's likely someone in there, probally sneak aboard from the last ship.

[Kashyyk]

A - We're responsible for station security, so hopefully we have body armour and a firearm to back that up

[mightymushroom]

A

By the way, maybe disconnect that thing we fixed earlier, so the tank can't be auto-assigned (again) while we're inside.
I'm pretty sure it's not supposed to do that, but I'm also pretty sure there's not supposed to be an acoustic anomaly in there.

[Maximum Spin]

B, but note this problem for when we call for maintenance. Make a nice list. Do we have company stationery?

[Haspen]

You decide it is time to check the huge fuel storage yourself.

Is is a sensor problem? Some loose screw banging against the tritanium walls? Or something else?

1234USY.1d/1m.1607h

The hazmat suit lets out a hiss as the pressure seals are closed. You walk slowly toward the fuel lock, your heavy boots stomping on the floor. A flashlight and a tricorder hang at your belt.

Tank #1 is half-filled with fuel at the moment, and not to mention, full of fumes. You take a tritanium axe, a standard of space marines, for defense - just in case something is living inside the tank.

You pass the first gate, then spend few seconds waiting for the doors behind to close and the gate in front to open.

1234USY.1d/1m.1624h

You've checked the upper floor, and the middle floor. Flashlight exposed nothing unusual to you, and the tricorder sees neither magnetic nor electric spikes anywhere.

A) Let's try to remotely connect tricorder with the acoustic sensor of Fuel Tank #1.
B) Time to leave and disconnect the sensor. It's clearly broken, in a way that even diagnostic don't show it.

[Maximum Spin]

A, I mean we're in this now.

[Kashyyk]

A

[flazeo25]

A

[mightymushroom]

A

[King Zultan]

A

[auzewasright]

A

[Haspen]

You make a remote connection between your tricorder and the acoustic sensor.

1234USY.1d/1m.1629h

It takes few minutes, but finally-

*CLONK CLONK*... *CLONK*...

You manage to turn on directional sensing and quickly realize that the sound is coming from the direction of the entrance! You walk up to the gate and point the tricorder at it...

*CLONK*... *CLONK*...

You're standing just few centimeters away from the source of noise... but between you and the gate in front of you, there's nothing that could produce such sounds.

*CLONK*...

You have no way to find out what is making the source of noise.

You decide its time to head back and disable the sensor for now, because you're sure the noise will keep you up during your sleep.

1234USY.1d/1m.1636h

Once you're out of the hazmat suit, you disconnect the internal sensor on Fuel Tank #1, which takes it off from fueling assignment list.

You check other systems and subsystems, but it seems everything else is in working order.

What do you do now?

A) Continue maintenance at the bar to get disco screens online.
B) Prepare a repair request for SRC Headquarters, including the unknown acoustic anomaly.
C) Prepare a repair request for SRC Headquarters, without mentioning the acoustic anomaly.
D) Explore your mind and body, perhaps delving into the mind a bit more closely.