No doubt just as Doug's in need of his utmost concentration ( ) Sigrún suits both down and up at the Engineering airlock, shamelessly ditching (yet neatly stacking and stowing) her bodyarmour and coveralls for a vacc suit*. While she does so she speaks to Bob "Please could you find me an Imperial standard 9mm engineering bolt - the kind that go in fuel purifiers. Thank you".Eris wrote: ↑Fri Apr 26, 2024 6:17 pm There are vacc suits in both Engineering near the air/lock and back near the main air/lock to the ship. Sigrun has never made it that far forward though. The furthest forward she's been is Sickbay, crew quarters passenger spaces and the bridge are forward of there. As for a snub pistol, if there are any aboard, they would/should be locked away in the Ship's Locker. She'll need to speak to Flighty about acquiring a snub pistol, and in fact he will probably want to lock away *all* the weapons for now.
She then contacts Flighty "Kapiten, we don't know if the bomb has any anti-handling provision so I propose to launch it out of the aft airlock rather than throwing it. If it does explode I'd rather not be holding it. Apparently I need your authority to draw a self defence weapon". she's clearly making every effort to keep her tone neutral " - a snub pistol". After a cognitive pause she then adds "It's so I can make a "belter line thrower" to eject the bomb by cutting the dart off a Tranq round and using the remnant as a "blank" charge to launch a sub caliber engineering bolt carrying a line tied to the bomb to carry it through the ship's Geller field".
Unable to hold back she adds "You realize that in the event of an attack on your ship through the aft airlock by well trained raiders in the time it's taking you to adjudicate this bid for self defence armament your Engineering crew would be dead or incapacitated... the raiders would... (she seems to be working to an internal clock)... now have access to or be fitting breaching charges to access the cargo hold. After this any secondary breach makes defence of this vessel simply impossible and your last command decision is now to surrender or accept no quarter... annnd... ka-boom".
It seems likely that Sigrún has a view on the above. Her argument no doubt runs along the lines of the above scenario describing a state of "maximum safety"...
(OOC: * It's either routine for those used to multi sex barracking or otherwise some kind of "workplace burlesque" happening. All is in the eye/brain of the beholder...).