Dthera
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Not much is known about why humans prefere the light to the dark. It's said to be a subconcious trait built genetically into us from our ancestors who knew that to venture into the darkness was a most certain death sentence. The cosmic void offers many such environments, which is why ships must have running lights but what happens when there is malfunction? How does the human race keep their sanity as the darkness swallows them up, hiding the gruesome fate of death from all or worst the gruesome fate of simply being forgotten and left in the eternal darkness.
The Cruise Liner the S.S. Calisto was headed to the cerulean world known as Angel's Tear Drop. Leon, a young midshipsman was in Crew's Berthing Compart B-57 when the fire alarm went off. He grabbed his fire gear and reported to his D.C.C. monitor. It was strange because it seemed all the alarms all over the ship had been tripped, all 59 switches as if some of the passengers had decided to play a prank on the crew, which happened occasionally with roudy passengers, speacially if those passengers happened to be rich drunken college children looking for a good time among the outer rims resort worlds. But this was different, Leon noted that no one on the monitors was in the corridors heading to the life pod decks, no crew was manning their action stations, in fact no one was anywhere at all.
Feeling alittle more then anxious he keyed the Bridge but was met with no response, very unusual since there was always a round the clock ten man watch on the bridge and in engineering. He decides that staying in his compart is out of the question so he dresses himself in his enginer's vacsuit and heads to his duty post to find out whats going on, Power Room 2. He hopes he runs into someone as he walks down the corridors, everything seeming fine, cept for the lack of passengers and personel.
The Cruise Liner the S.S. Calisto was headed to the cerulean world known as Angel's Tear Drop. Leon, a young midshipsman was in Crew's Berthing Compart B-57 when the fire alarm went off. He grabbed his fire gear and reported to his D.C.C. monitor. It was strange because it seemed all the alarms all over the ship had been tripped, all 59 switches as if some of the passengers had decided to play a prank on the crew, which happened occasionally with roudy passengers, speacially if those passengers happened to be rich drunken college children looking for a good time among the outer rims resort worlds. But this was different, Leon noted that no one on the monitors was in the corridors heading to the life pod decks, no crew was manning their action stations, in fact no one was anywhere at all.
Feeling alittle more then anxious he keyed the Bridge but was met with no response, very unusual since there was always a round the clock ten man watch on the bridge and in engineering. He decides that staying in his compart is out of the question so he dresses himself in his enginer's vacsuit and heads to his duty post to find out whats going on, Power Room 2. He hopes he runs into someone as he walks down the corridors, everything seeming fine, cept for the lack of passengers and personel.