= Cargo Bay 2, USS Chimera C =
S'hae was standing in cargo bay 2 working on organizing the recent drop off of parts, supplies and other materials that the Chimera needed. The NCO's in the operations department were mainly Marines with a few Navy Squids but they all were hard workers and knew what needed to be done. "Marine be careful with that box." S'hae shouted at a group of 4 Privates moving a replenishment of phaser emitters.
Nodding they continued moving them up against one of the walls where they would be moved to the weapons bay later after all the crates, boxes and other holding devices were all checked and logged into the computer. S'hae was standing up on the balcony where she was able to keep an eye on everyone and also get live updates of the incoming supplies. "Gunny!." A Corporal shouted from below.
"Yes Cpl?" S'hae asked looking over the railing to where the young Cpl was standing.
"All supplies have been checked and logged into the computer permission to start transferring supplies to proper locations?" The Cpl asked.
"Go ahead Cpl." S'hae said knowing that this would take a couple of days to get everything where it needed to be and she would personally go and see the CEO and let him know that the parts that he asked for finally arrived. "Cpl I want all ship weapons moved first and then all medical supplies second and then you choose after that." S'hae said.
"Aye Gunny." The Cpl said starting to organize people into groups the nice thing about the cargo bays was that they had freight turbolifts that would get them to any part of the ship which made moving the bigger things much easier.
With all of that done S'hae headed out of the cargo bay and to her new small office to write a report that would have all the supplies they received and where it was going. Once that was done she would then go explore the ship and get used to her new settings.
Gunnery Sergeant S'hae D'Belzen (NPC)
Quartermaster
USS Chimera C (apb Aza)
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Clocks slay time... time is dead as long as it is being clicked off by little wheels; only when the clock stops does time come to life.
William Faulkner
