ISV HYPENOR

The Ship

Spine, four habitat rings, and a drive section: 1.9 kilometres of hull that has held air for 184 years. Select a system for its condition, history, and keepers.

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Medical Bay

condition 94/100 · nominal · kept by Medical under Quill Petrov · 65 hands

Condition, recent ship days

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From the log: Medical Bay

Green across the board: Medical Bay holds after 5 days of work. Spares were spent; Fabrication is notified.

Medical Bay quits on the night watch, with a sound the old hands do not like.

Repair complete on Medical Bay after 36 long days. I run the test cycle twice, out of respect for history.

Trouble in Medical Bay. The board goes amber; the coffee goes on.

Medical Bay back in service. The old hands say it sounds better than before; the instruments say it sounds the same.

Fault isolated in Medical Bay. Repair estimate: unwise to say aloud.

Medical Bay restored after 3 weeks. Femi Orellana signs the work order and goes to sleep for a full watch.

A failure in Medical Bay. The duty crew is roused; tools move down the spinal corridor at a jog.

Green across the board: Medical Bay holds after 3 weeks of work. Spares were spent; Fabrication is notified.

Medical Bay goes down. I reroute what can be rerouted and wake who must be woken.

Medical Bay back in service. The old hands say it sounds better than before; the instruments say it sounds the same.

Medical Bay faults on the night watch. Medical takes the call.