<strong>Ansem Hyral 0600 Pilot training, Open gymnasium/track </strong><br/><br/>The brewing shitstorm would not hit Ansem until much later in the day, like all his past few mornings since the ship was in dock he had his crew meet for their morning routine. Today was different, normally they were stretching and aching from being tossed out of their beds, this morning they all looked wide awake with noticeable grins across their faces. Every man and woman were in their athletic clothing, cleaned and pressed as he had ordered them, not one person would wear dirty clothing around him.<br/><strong>"I am glad you are all in a good mood, because so am I!" </strong><br/>Most of them chuckles, Ansem not sure why but he added quickly.<br/><strong>"Today, you will do everything with 50% less oxygen, going down over time until chow time to simulate failing life support systems. I want to see which of you have it in you to ride in the front or follow up in the back. Helmets on, to show I am not above you all, I will be joining you all, let's get going!" </strong><br/><br/>Carts of modified flight helmets came out, all the information would be sent to his CiC console and the Med-bay in the event one passed out and needed to be resuscitated. The snapping of helmets signaled it was time to begin, Ansem stretched out the dull ache in his muscles before he set the pace for the rest of the pilots to keep or else, else normally consisting of more grueling conditioning. Within five minutes of the warm up jog the oxygen in their air had already dropped by 25% and would drop gradually over the next hour until he called it quits or they were at the bare minimum needed to prevent them from death.<br/><em>Today is a good day</em><br/>He thought to himself as he felt his body adjust to the lack of oxygen, his body reacted with signs of exhaustion as did the rest of the runners as the pace continued to increase. He would bring up the recording stashed in his personal hard drive later in the day, hoping to run into her in the hanger deck at some point in the day.