Guest Posted April 19, 2015 Posted April 19, 2015 ((USS Apollo-A, Deck 9, Brig))::After chatting with Dial, it was hard to maintain the poker face she wore. Dakrevi had played her part well. Better than she had thought she'd be capable of. And probably better than Flint or Vee had estimated either. She had been perfect fooling everyone, at some point even herself. But that had been the plan. While she was chewing on her steak, she thought about how to go on. She had been given no sharp knife or pointy fork of course but a spoon and a blunt knife. She'd leave the knife behind. It was useless. Or maybe she'd keep it but not too fight. A spoon was fare more effective.::::She had just finished her drink when the lights turned off. It was show time. It took the fraction of a second for her to move. She had memorised the exact location and the position of the three guards surrounding her cell. She tackled one of them, tripped him up and when she was lying on the guardsman, she used her right arm to bruise his voicebox while she used the spoon in her other hand to take his vision. She then grabbed his phaser rifle and moved silently forward. This was a high-security area. Very soon emergency power would be back up and she'd better be far away by then. She was glad that there was an entrance to a Jefferies tube nearby. Normally it would be sealed mangetically and there would be some strong forcefields. Now it was almost easy to open. Her background knowledge from her time as serial killer helped her. The difficult part was to open it without any noise.::::Virn didn't know this class, so pursuers - once they found out she was gone - would be at an advantage. However, she knew how to uitilize one of the small displays in the Jefferies tubes to orientate. They ran even in cases of a blackout. Next phase of the blackout would hit the rest of the ship. It was a well-played move that Flint had programmed to initiate some time after the ship started to use the warp-drive. It was her mission now to sabotage the ship now. She was in control of certain areas of the ship - another side-effect of the virus. That would allow her to buy time. She crawled out of a jeffrey's tube on Deck 11. Before she left the tube entirely, she checked if there was anyone on in the corridor. Luckily there wasn't anyone.::((USS Apollo-A, Deck 11, Random Corridor))::She headed to the next computer panel. Flint had showed her how to redirect emergency power to a console. The virus that had initiated the black-out was so sophisticated that it even prohibited emergency power to back up automatically. When LCARS popped up Virn opened the command section. She utilized this console to use her restricted control of the ship's function. She initiated the saucer section to seperate. Almost instantly her control of the console was being challenged. But Flint had showed her a few tricks. So instead of fleeing she fought over the control simply to avoid them to interrupt the seperation sequence of the saucer section. It was an important part of the plan that the ship was seperated. But she wasn't foolish enough to be caught at this point. So instead of staying here and defending her control functions against some code monkey from ops or engineering, she installed a quite skilled bot. She's be far away once they noticed she wasn't around anymore.::--Virn DakreviSerial killer (found guilty of 10 murders)USS Bodkin (stolen Arrow class shuttle)As simmed by:Ens. DialNurseUSS Apollo-A
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