0400 hours. GMT.<br/><br/>"Olympus Actual, we're ready to take the Odyssey out."<br/><br/>"Please repeat transmission."<br/><br/>"Olympus Actual, this is Scutworks, requesting permission to take the Odyssey out of drydock."<br/><br/>"...I guess we missed the toast.. Affirmitive, Scutworks, you have clearance into a lunar orbit. Transmitting vector."<br/><br/>"Vector received, Olympus Actual." A few minutes of silence over the radio. "...and, she's off. That is one gorgeous piece of biotech."<br/><br/>"...affirmative, Scutworks, we have her on our scopes. She's a beauty alright."<br/><br/>(https://elliquiy.com/elluiki/images/9/93/The_Odyssey.jpg)<br/><br/>March 11th, 2125...<br/>0900 GMT<br/>..Lunar Orbit..<br/><strong>UNJS 00741, Leviathan-C, 'Odyssey'</strong><br/><br/>Orders had finally come in only a few days ago, scattered across over eleven different chains of command,-- March 11th,- when the first "C-class Leviathan", the Odyssey, would finish it's final inspection and be released into active service. That service, though, would still be a few days off. Most every member that had been assigned to the expedition had received their boarding orders,-- when, where, and by which route they would find themselves aboard the Odyssey. Only those at the top of the command chain had a good look at the overall plan.<br/><br/>By 0900, the Odyssey should have a full skeleton crew, as well as a '~mostly complete' assignment of its officer core.<br/>By 1400, the Science & Medical Teams would arrive in full along with their equipment,--<br/>By 2100, the Odyssey's Frigate Escort would rendezvous with the Leviathan, delivering their Seventh Legion marine compliment and fighter wing.<br/>By the end of day, the Leviathan would leave Lunar Orbit, beginning it's shakedown cruise out to the Orbit of Saturn, docking with the Galileo Station. The Qin contingent would, at this point, join the expedition.<br/><br/>There'd be a few days of 'sensor shakedowns', out beyond Saturn's Orbit, to iron out any isuses with the Odyssey's rather-experimental new systems.<br/><br/>Then, well...<br/><br/>...March 16th, the Odyssey would take off for the great unknown, jumping to the edge of the galaxy, specifically, to a system whose exact nature was still classified.<br/><br/><hr/><hr/><br/><div class="spoiler_container"><div class="spoiler_header" onclick="hideSecond (this);" role="button">Spoiler: Click to Show/Hide</div><div class="spoiler_body">We might not need all of this, especially if we stay at around this number of players, but just to give people an idea of how to tag their posts?<br/><br/><div class="codeheader">Code: <a class="codeoperation" href="javascript:void(0);" onclick="return smfSelectText(this);">[Select]</a></div><pre style="margin: 0; padding: 0;"><code class="bbc_code">[floatleft][img height=200 padding=5]https://elliquiy.com/elluiki/images/thumb/f/ff/Elizabeth_Monroe.jpg/600px-Elizabeth_Monroe.jpg[/img][/floatleft] [b]Name:[/b] [url=https://elliquiy.com/forums/index.php?topic=339078.msg16080660#msg16080660]"Ashley Meghan Harris" (RN: Elizabeth Monroe)[/url]<br/>[b]Date/Time:[/b] Date, and Time. "GMT" for timezone; might also include 'local time' for certain planets.<br/>[b]Location:[/b] Where the scene is taking place<br/>[b]Content:[/b] What's happening in the scene<br/>[b]Tagging:[/b] Any - open/closed<br/>[hr]<br/>This is text, glorious text, bwah-hahaha.</code></pre><br/>Basically, feel free to be pretty loose with this stuff. If things get more chaotic and we need to, I'll probably be more strict about tagging and what not.</div></div>