<div style="text-align: justify;"><div class="floatleft">(https://elliquiy.com/elluiki/images/c/cc/CatMoore01.jpeg)</div><strong>NAME:</strong> Melody Fairchild-Harrow<br/><strong>WEARING:</strong> Sensible boots and warmly practical gear - albeit wholly in black<br/><strong>LOCATION:</strong> An abandoned freighter<br/><strong>TIME:</strong> Early morning<br/><strong>CONTENT:</strong> Increasingly-perturbed curiosity<br/><strong>TAGGING:</strong> Kaspian, Kaleigh, Michael<br/><hr/><br/>"I'll meet you at the deck door," Melody affirmed over the radio, after sparing a moment to visually check with Michael that he really was all right with staying on his own.  She spared a few seconds to make sure that her images were uploaded, just in case anything happened to her phone... then ventured back out of the cargo container into the open (and thankfully less ashen and bloody) air.<br/><br/>Peering warily around - and up - in search of any threats, she readied her stellae in one hand and her seraph blade (in unextended form) in the other, then set off to post herself at the main doorway between the deck and the bridge tower.  It might not be <em>much</em> of a choke-point, but it at least offered some prospect of spotting anyone (or anything) flushed out by two nephilim descending a stairwell while carrying a body, and let her maintain some degree of observation towards the helicopter and Michael's position.<br/><br/>"I'd guess there'll be an emergency shut-off in the engine room... which seems the most likely source of dangerous levels of heat or pressure," she suggested over the radio - firmly aligned with her companions in <em>not</em> liking the sound of multiple alarms going off.  "I think there should be maps posted on each deck to guide people to liferafts and help rescue teams find their way to key systems in an emergency, and so on.  But I've no experience of crewing something like <em>this</em>."<br/><br/>Family outings on the waters of various lakes around the world gave her confidence in telling her port from her starboard... but that was precious little use in attempting to figure out the workings of a vessel of <em>this</em> size.<br/></div>