For Nissillia & Riak:<br/>It took time, but eventually a preliminary report on the ship detailed just how bruised and battered the Victoria was. With the exception of the one generator functioning, every other power source was down, meaning the one generator was keeping systems going. This wasn't as bad as it seemed, however, as the one generator could provide enough power to operate most systems in space, and on the ground that was just a lot less for the ship to handle. There would be issues long-term, but not impossible to overcome.<br/><br/>The warp core had its own issues. The dilithium crystals had been torn apart by tidal forces caused by the anomaly, meaning that it would take a few weeks to regrow the crystals from their current state. There was also a leak in the coolant systems, but the core was already shut down so there was no fear of a breach, though that too would need to be purged and repaired. There were also several warps in the pylons, which would hinder warp travel but not prevent it.<br/><br/>Most of the sensors were offline for a variety of reasons. In the case of most visual sensors, they were obscured by the atmosphere from getting any detailed picture of space, while other sensors ranged from being banged around and needed realignment, and in the case of two sensors on the ship's underbelly, they'd been snapped clean off and would need to be replaced or do without. Other damage to the ship was relatively minor, all things considered, though there was a laundry list of issues that would need to be resolved before they would be deemed spaceworthy again. It looked like there would be a long recovery period for the Victoria before she took to space once more.<br/><br/>For Winn & H'Raal:<br/>The communications system was one of the few systems mainly intact, it was just overloaded at the moment with so many reports coming in. It took a few minutes but eventually the system managed to catch up and began to output the relevant information they wanted, mainly casualty figures. There were only two reported dead, but over half the ship had suffered injuries of some kind, though thankfully only about 20% were enough to go to Sickbay, and of those only one in four would need immediate treatment. That meant most of the crew would be capable of resuming normal operations effective immediately, once they had their marching orders.