Even though this wasn’t the first time Scott had had to wear protective gear, it was still disconcerting. Vision was always more limited, as well as range of motion and hearing; it was definitely not one of his favorite outfits to wear for work. Scott’s heart skipped a beat as Dr. Randall took off her shirt. For a moment he was expecting to see nothing but a bra underneath but it turned out he would have to wait a bit longer for even that simple pleasure. He forced his mind back to the task at hand as he too took off his first shirt leaving just a t-shirt underneath.<br/><br/>Within just a few minutes they were suited up and moving. It was easier to move than he thought it would be and they made good time as they worked to locate the crew. Scott saw the way the other two were staring into the observation deck but it wasn’t until Garber yelled that they had dropped out of FTL that he realized why. It hadn’t even crossed his mind. And it took even a few more seconds for him to realize the implications of that thought and why Dr. Randall was running.<br/><br/>He and Garber ran after the Doctor as Scott acknowledged the message from Dr. Pike. “We’re clear. Be aware we have dropped out of FTL. We are En-route to the command deck.” Scott turned the corner behind Dr. Randall and barely got a hold of her sleeve as she tripped over an unconscious Dr. Rahimi. Scott nodded silently at Dr. Randall’s comment as he grew more concerned for the rest of the crew. He had silently held onto the hope that everyone else was fine and he had overreacted to calling the quarantine. But now it seemed worse than he had feared.<br/><br/>Scott checked Dr. Rahimi’s vitals quickly then motioned for Garber to scoop him up. Keying up on the radio again he spoke slowly. “Pike; Garber is on his way to your location with Dr. Rahimi. He seems to have the same symptoms. We may need to suit up a few more teams to help search. Dr. Heath, the command deck is empty. We have dropped out of FTL. We are continuing our check of the ship.” Scott waited for a response from Dr. Heath. He wouldn’t have been surprised at anything she said next, if she spoke at all, and he was prepared to assume complete command if she stayed silent.<br/>