[dice=Physical Science]1d20 + 14
[dice=Piloting]1d20 + 19
Henri will make a point of explaining that he has a closer-than-average connection to the ship if he is able to concentrate. To that end, he will attempt to meditate to communicate with Gay Deceiver and ask her to perform some obvious task like opening or closing a hatch. After his demonstration, he exhorts them, "Don't treat her like a ship, my friends. Treat her like family."
The crew begin to examine the ship, using fairly non-intrusive scanners to do so. They're getting readings on her and making comments to each other. They know that this ship is different. She attracts a lot of attention and would no matter where she goes. Unless one of the upgrades is some kind of camouflage, that's inevitable. Verve spends half-an-hour constructing a holographic representation of G.D. while their technicians scan everything. "There," they say, privately to Henri. "We can work with the data the ship let us collect, but depending on what you want done, you might need to let us bypass some of your security protocols."
The dragon spends its turn realizing Oberon has fled and turning back angrily to face Theo.The godling runs straight at the black dragon. But instead of attacking, The Olympian will attempt to jump and flip over the dragon and run to the side entrance Oberon ran through.
"Thieves! Thieves!!" hisses Nightsky as Theo runs past. He sprays a line of his acidic spittle at Theo's back. .
Unity are immensely disappointed in their prey's near-inedibility. They turn from it in annoyed disgust and get back to their work.
Unity examine the odd vein of white rock carefully, trying to identify if there's an active portal. If they don't find anything, they try to cut out a sample with their claws and take it back to the cruiser.
The crew begin to examine the ship, using fairly non-intrusive scanners to do so. They're getting readings on her and making comments to each other. They know that this ship is different. She attracts a lot of attention and would no matter where she goes. Unless one of the upgrades is some kind of camouflage, that's inevitable. Verve spends half-an-hour constructing a holographic representation of G.D. while their technicians scan everything. "There," they say, privately to Henri. "We can work with the data the ship let us collect, but depending on what you want done, you might need to let us bypass some of your security protocols."
In public, Henri nods his approval at the technicians' care and methods, offering, "Let's discuss the suggestion of camouflage and analyze the data."
In response to Verve's private comment, "I propose you and I have a meeting on the ship so we can all discuss this. All of us." He looks at Verve meaningfully with his addendum.
