Star Trek: Engage

Ensign’s Log, Stardate 11701.09 Part II Goodman returned to his quarters after a long shift, his head still filled with sensor data, computer simulations and scenarios. As soon as he stepped into the room, however, he noticed something was not right: the computer on his desk was active and blinking...

[continuing the arc started by the previous logs. Hopefully I used the impersonal "they", to not give up the gender/identity of the intruder, correctly!] Ensign’s Log, Stardate 11612.22 The doors of Goodman’s quarters opened while the light from the corridor infiltrated the room’s darkness. A myster...

C. J. Short wrote:We should just ban science officers from entering ME altogether. It never ends well.

Blame Aoibhe!

It's just a minor power drain...and it's not Goodman's fault if the engineers aren't around and leave a scientist in charge!

Einar S wrote:Don't worry about it Meghann. Without you Goodman got us into some problems

Hey!

I love logs focusing on the past!
Niamh's history is very dark indeed...hopefully brighter things will happen to her in the near future!

Babette C wrote:Hey guys, what was the lapse for this week?
thanks!
B

24 hours.

Ensign’s Log, Stardate 11611.07 The chilling sound of the Hyperion’s drive became like a constant low frequency sine wave in Goodman’s head. He was on the Bridge in the Science station, staring blankly at the monitor, daydreaming. He had been doing that with an alarming rate in the last days after ...

nicely done you guys :-) Just so you know though Antonio, Izzy would have only told you that Danann's medical file is confidential and she can't divulge any information without Danann's permission. For future reference. I wouldn't have asked sensitive information. In the log, I wrote that Goodman h...

Ensign’s Log, Stardate 11611.01 (with Lt. Cmd. Danann) After the eventful crisis was over, Anthony thought that the relaxed journey back to Starfleet would give him the right opportunity to finally spend some more time with Niamh. What happened in the previous hours upset the Italian man, but not f...