The intercept course had been set as Ares 8 made the adjustments requested turning off course a fraction as the cargo ship glided through the silent void of space well beyond the reach of Pluto.  Revival procedures on the other hand took some time.  Life supported needed to be restored to full capacity throughout the vessel.  Waking organic life forms from the depths of a hibernated state was a slow and arduous task.  Cryogenic measures that were meant to keep the body at peace while also bringing the aging process of such venerable flesh had to patiently be weened out of each individuals system at various rates that were closely monitored.  Heart beats began to rise in a steady tempo, warmth began to find its way back into veins and slumbering minds that had been in a deep and tranquil place began to fire back to life.<br/><br/>Even so, Ares 8 had protocols in place and certain individuals were preset to awaken first before any others would be fully roused back to awareness.  The first, fittingly was<a class="username" data-user-id="18963" data-username="@TheCorsair" data-xf-init="member-tooltip" href="https://bluemoonroleplaying.com/community/members/18963/">@TheCorsair</a>Doctor Kahaan, followed shortly after by Lieutenant Cartwright and the pilot of Ares 8, Barret Wallace.  Then the pair of Divinity representatives were scheduled to follow those two, the roofs of the glass pods hissing and releasing the circulated air from the chambers where<a class="username" data-user-id="20459" data-username="@LeaT" data-xf-init="member-tooltip" href="https://bluemoonroleplaying.com/community/members/20459/">@LeaT</a>Jaxx and<a class="username" data-user-id="41027" data-username="@MsBloom" data-xf-init="member-tooltip" href="https://bluemoonroleplaying.com/community/members/41027/">@MsBloom</a>Butch respectively had been resting.  On down the line it went, pods sliding open, leaving the people within to stir back to life.<a class="username" data-user-id="18141" data-username="@Xanaphia" data-xf-init="member-tooltip" href="https://bluemoonroleplaying.com/community/members/18141/">@Xanaphia</a>Eris Moon soon followed after Sergeant West had risen from his pod, her skills were far more important in the system protocols than the soldiers who followed after her.<br/><br/>There was enough space and time given between each waking compartment for K-Doc to give everyone the proper inspection that was mandated and required when coming out of stasis.  The last to be pulled out of her persistent world of dreams was<a class="username" data-user-id="18515" data-username="@BennyQ" data-xf-init="member-tooltip" href="https://bluemoonroleplaying.com/community/members/18515/">@BennyQ</a>Ruya Aras.  By the time her hand was reaching to pull herself out of her pod, most of the soldiers were on their feet, stretching, limbering up, getting final evaluations from Dr. Kahaan.  Wallace was long gone, having returned to the ships cabin with a freeze dried meal in tow that he was eagerly scarfing down.  Lieutenant Cartwright had left Sergeant West behind, returning to his room where he was going over the data compiled by Ares 8 about the escape pods that they would be arriving to investigate soon.<br/><br/>A team was going to be needed to be dispatched out into the cold depths of space once they arrived, and the Lieutenant was busy making those decisions from the comfort of his own quarters while Sergeant West maintained order back amongst the rest of the group of Forge soldiers.<br/><br/>"Now look, we're just going to be a few days off course here.  The Lieutenant is going to be putting together a crew that will be responsible for retrieving these jettisoned pods.  It's imperative that we all keep our cool, dealing with the unexpected comes with the job."  West took a break from his announcement to stretch his arms and legs out.  "Now I know everyone is hungry, but for those of you who are first timers with coming out of stasis, it's best to eat a small meal."  He turned to look mainly towards the freshest of faces amongst those under his command.  "As soon as I hear back from the Lieutenant I'll be getting in touch with those of you who have been assigned to retrieve those pods.  That said, if there are any volunteers who have experience with space walking operations, make it known to me and I'll pass that on to the Lieutenant."  He rolled his thick and broad shoulders with a groan.  "So unless there are any questions, you're all dismissed."