Welcome to the USS Medea!
The USS Medea is a scientific exploration vessel, setup for finding the strange and unusual in the Delta Quadrant. The crew, hand-picked for their expertise in their given fields, have the same curiosity as their commanding officer. The Medea is set to go into the areas that are unexplored, find the planets that have yet to be scanned, research the things that make the Delta Quadrant tick. Diplomacy is, of course, part of the equation when necessary.
January 2019 SotM Bravo Fleet
Latest News Items
» Next Mission is Happening
Posted on Fri Feb 4th, 2022 @ 12:17pm by Captain Christine Applegate in General News
Hi all! Sorry things have slowed down to a crawl again. Work has completely smashed my creativity. We will try to get this going!
The shore leave mission will stay open still for a while, as long as people also keep up with the mission itself. I don't mind back-posts.
There should be at least one group post started soon, once your XO and I finish a post we need to get done.
We haven't forgotten about stuff, just work creativity smashes are evil!
Now I go back to this cat on my lap who is watching birds on one of my monitors...
~Tine
» FYI Announcement
Posted on Sat Jan 1st, 2022 @ 1:56pm by Captain Christine Applegate in Sim Announcement
Good morning all, and Happy New Year!
This announcement came out on 22nd Fleet overnight.
I was Trek Department Head and an officer and believe me, it was discussed before being announced.
That being said: this will not impact Medea in any way. We will run independent of any fleet until a time we find one is necessary. And that time may never come.
As the title says: this is an FYI more than anything. Enjoy your holiday and 2022!
~Kris
» New Year - New Mission
Posted on Sun Dec 26th, 2021 @ 1:06pm by Captain Christine Applegate in Sim Announcement
Happy Holidays my dear Medea crew.
First off: Welcome back to Lt Jg Jhena Mires to Engineering! I was contacted last night that they wished to return, and their character has been reactivated! (And I will remove their LOA after the near year, but they can still post). They are also re-activated on Discord under Engineering. Solana, you have an underling.
Second: I'd like to get us moving again. That means all of us keeping up with posting. I won't fully enforce the posting requirements, as even I can't keep up right now. But I want everyone to have a least 1 post out in January, even if it is a joint post.
Your XO and myself will work on getting the new mission going once he's done with his 18 or so straight days of work without a day off (all of these being 3am-11am shifts too).
Otherwise, that's all I've got!
~Tine/Kris
» Rest of the year, 2021
Posted on Mon Sep 13th, 2021 @ 12:06pm by Captain Christine Applegate in Sim Announcement
Alrighty guys, after discussing with my command staff last night, we've decided that the rest of the year is going to be the shore leave mission. Why?
-We all have stuff going on.
-No high pressure mission for holiday season.
Also: although I'd LOVE for you all to keep on the tagging/posting requirements, I'm not going to pressure you all. Still please use the tags channel on Discord to remind of tags.
Bug us for posts! We loves to write!
~Kris/Tine
» Update Passwords
Posted on Fri Jul 9th, 2021 @ 11:51am by Captain Christine Applegate in Website Update
Hello All:
Due to a security update for Nova, please update your password as soon as you are able! The update is completed thanks to our dear XO.
~Tine/Kris
Latest Mission Posts
» Girl's Night
Mission: Mission 6: Shore Leave
Posted on Sun Feb 27th, 2022 @ 4:02pm by Captain Christine Applegate & Lieutenant Commander Zayn Satu M.D.
It had been a loooooong time since Satu had spent any time with Tine and she was missing her other best friend. Thus, the idea was formed to have a girl's night out on the station. The problem now was deciding on what to wear. While Tine may be taken,…
» Reunited, Part 3 of 4
Mission: Mission 6: Shore Leave
Posted on Fri Feb 25th, 2022 @ 12:51am by Lieutenant Baktosh Redclaw
The Chief of Security's quarters were in shambles.
Furniture had been knocked over. Bedding had been torn. The room would need the Quartermaster to supply a new mattress. Possibly a new bedframe.
Let it never be said that the Kzinti were not a people of passion.
Neither Baktosh nor Maylis…
» Reunited, Part 2 of 4
Mission: Mission 6: Shore Leave
Posted on Fri Feb 25th, 2022 @ 12:45am by Lieutenant Baktosh Redclaw & Captain Christine Applegate & Lieutenant Commander Ian Ryan & Lieutenant Commander Zayn Satu M.D.
The chief of security had never been so far away from his children for so long, and he wanted to spend as much time with them during this brief holiday as he could. But they wanted to see the ship and Starbase and explore on their own, and frankly he…
» Late Nights
Mission: Mission 7: God Complex
Posted on Sun Jan 23rd, 2022 @ 12:59am by Lieutenant Commander Ian Ryan
It was coming towards the end of yet another late night on the bridge of the USS Medea. Ian still had thoughts about the Captain swirling around in his head. He was watching the viewer while also reviewing a crew evaluation report that he'd spent much of the night working…
» Dinner in the Mess Hall
Mission: Mission 6: Shore Leave
Posted on Thu Sep 30th, 2021 @ 11:08am by Captain Christine Applegate & Lieutenant Commander Ian Ryan & Lieutenant Commander Zayn Satu M.D. & Lieutenant Baktosh Redclaw & Lieutenant Solana Milner & Cadet Junior Grade Isamu Takato
Underwater science stations. Unknown species. Threats of death and banishment. Jenni did find the Delta Quadrant to be an exotic and adventurous space, especially since all she ever knew on the Federation/Romulan border was tension. As wild as today was, she was glad she was finally off duty. Operations was…
Latest Personal Logs
» Miscommunication
Posted on Tue Jun 11th, 2019 @ 5:37pm by Lieutenant JG Jhena Mires
Earth, Oakland Fleet Yards 2384/04/13, 12:39
*Sound of door opening*
“Starboard nacelle’s energy output at 92,4%. Stabilizers functioning within safety parameters.”, the computer’s voice stated. “Computer, redirect power from secondary life-support through junction 3c and adjust the alignment of the starboard nacelle by .03 microns and rerun the analysis”, Jhena…
» On chisels and brushes
Posted on Sun May 19th, 2019 @ 9:53pm by Lieutenant JG Luke van Goens
A few months ago, somewhere on the plains of Texel VI....
He moved the brush ever so gently over the surface of the amphora. Grains of sand made soft scraping sounds as they were picked away by the brush. Dust floated through the air in small clouds, playing hide and…