<div class="floatleft">(http://25.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_lm81vkrmYo1qk799co1_500.jpg)</div><strong>Name:</strong>Lieutenant Idria Koenig, Chief Engineer<br/><strong>Location:</strong>Bridge<br/><strong>Time:</strong>Day 1, 0930<br/><br/>The turbolift's gentle hum wasn't enough to distract Idria as she headed for the bridge to make her initial report to the captain.  Having come aboard much earlier than the rest of the crew, she had spent many exhausting nights trying to get the ship up to her personal specifications, which wasn't an easy task given the nature of this vessel.  The USS<em>Zhukov</em>was a completely different ship, and Idria wondered if it wouldn't have been easier to simply build a new one.  Still, the nearly six month overhaul and refit had left the ship brand new... and left her with enough headaches to drive her mad.<br/><br/>The problem was that anytime you added new components to a vessel, even ones specifically built to do a particular job and nothing else, you introduced bugs into the system.  The specifications on the part might be too loose or too tight, meaning it wasn't lining up just perfectly, causing problems.  The coolant distribution manifold, for instance, had jammed and would've completely destroyed the ship had it not been spotted and corrected.  And with such a complete overhaul, there were bound to be problems just waiting for her and her team to find and fix.<br/><br/>The doors of the turbolift opened to reveal the bridge.  It was cramped, just like everything else on the ship, but it was functional.  All the consoles faced forward, rather than on a larger ship where they all faced away from the Captain.  More consoles were dedicated to sensors, and the terminals at the back were primarily science stations.  The operations station was located behind the captain and to port, meaning she would have to turn to her left to face the officer stationed there.<br/><br/>With her footsteps muffled by the soft blue carpet of the bridge, she strode down the two steps that raised the rear of the bridge higher than the front and turned to the single chair located in front of the railing, "Captain, systems are operating within normal parameters, and we are clear for departure."  She handed the Captain a single PADD she was holding to sign off, and stood waiting patiently for acknowledgement.