Flight Paths Colliding - Merlin and Secrets

Posted on Sunday 4 September 2016 @ 08:41 by Commander Save'ena (Sav) Tillatix

396 words; about a 2 minute read

CAG Personal Log:

Today was a very eventful day. I left the USS Basiliskos Fast Troop Transport Courier, bound for the Merlin in a Valyrie destined to be the deck queen, and was put into a training exercise straight way. Coming on board, I got my physical in, while making the Chief Medical Officer suspicious. Why did it have to be the CMO? Now I am on her radar, and now the cycle begins anew, dammit.

Oh, anyways, incoming transmissions meant a mission, and I took out the dragons in a standard perimeter deployment, but with additional precautions of several fighters hanging back for watch relief to get a 6 on/ 6 off rotation going. That went well, what didn't was that the standard deployment let the enemy know almost exactly where the asteroid in question was, and someone got to it through my cauldron. Next time, I need to do a perimeter on a location not of what I am actually guarding. Live and learn, but, this may earn me a demotion and even a court martial. Well, Starfleet, it has been nice knowing you.

Evidence of my blunders were from only one Marine from the away team and the Chief Flight Control Officer and Second Officer coming to the normal CAG meet and greet. Talk about your downers. Well, they don't know me from Sam or Adam, so, typical Sav, very typical.

I hope that I can meet with the team in better circumstances, off duty besides on duty. LOL, then again, when you look like a Terran Skunk like I do, people tend to sniff and not hang around as you might spray them. Damn It.

Back on subject, I hope the Merlin is my destination ship. I hope to find those who can understand. I hope to find a place I can finally unwrap my presents from College Graduation and from Academy Graduation... but, I am not holding my breath.

Well, here is to the pilots, the flight staff, and the CFO and Second officer, may they never, ever see what I have personally experienced. No one deserves that, ever.

This is CAG Saveena Amilia Tillatix, dredge of society, only fit for what Mr. Thompson had planned, signing off this personal log, as if anybody actually reads them except when the officer in Question is actually buried six feet under... damn it, stop recording.

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