Rolsing's firm voice came from the shipwide comm.  "Attention.  We've cleared Regina's atmosphere.  We'll be making for 100 diameters, and then making our jump.  As soon as we stabilize on our course, I'll hand things over to my first officer and come up to passenger country to say hello.  We're glad to have you aboard, and proud to serve the Imperium's military forces."<br/><br/>Over the comm net that Katie was monitoring, Rolsing continued.  "Good job, everyone.  We've kept her together for one more trip out."<br/><br/>There was a general chuckle on the net, relieving some of the pent up tension from the lift off.  After a moment, he added, "Oh, and Katie, I'll want you with me when I come to passenger country.  We'll probably need lunch, but with this crowd, sandwiches and some sort of vegetable or fruit, plus some of the lovely chips [ooc:  he means crisps  ;D ] that the ship's supplies staff brought aboard will do.  The autochef can probably take care of most of it, but... a human touch helps."  He paused, then concluded, "All right, everyone.  We'll take over ship's systems monitoring, and Woody, keep our drive and powerplant going.  I estimate jump in about four hours."<br/><br/>The comm net went dead, other than some routine chatter between the engineer and the bridge, and some automated statements from the various shipboard systems, all of which seemed to be operating per their designs.<br/><br/>Then the comm unit buzzed.  One of the passengers, in a room that corresponded to one of the senior NCOs with the group, seemed to need something.<br/><br/>Things still seemed a bit warm, though, to be honest.  Perhaps the automated systems were set to a temperature that was a bit too high?<br/><br/>[One more Electronics roll, at +1 this time.  Perhaps the differences between what she's used to and how this ship operates are a slight issue?]