EDIT: You
don't have to keep the same person for your log. You can be one of the doctors, one of the techs, maintenance, administration, etc., etc. I just put in the name of the character I posted as. You can post as him or someone else.
Log dates are YYYYMMDD.HHMM
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Webcam Toy for Chrome (if you want to post your own images).
EDIT2: FYI, What I'm trying to start here is the sort of deal where everyone tells part of a story, making it up as they go around the circle. Canon is decided by people who post before you. However, keep in mind that canon may be interpreted differently than you would think. That's fine. However, I don't think that the Cardassians will quite fit in this one, Legate. Sorry. It's because you are basically trying to graft in an entire universe of canon... now I did allude to the Descent universe with PTMC there, but note, I didn't make it central to the plot. See? It would be like someone posting a personal log stating that they were Jedi Obi-Wan from Star Wars teleported through an alternate dimension. Or me posting this log in the Let's Play X-COM threads. Cardassian stuff is fine, but I think it's going to need its own thread.
Actually, that would be rather entertaining if you wanted to post your Legate Damar personal logs separately. I don't know about anyone else, but I would read it from time to time.
Jared Kelsey personal log, 20310703.0113 GMT. Test subjects are reacting strangely to the new experimental treatment for the Phage. They come from some odd company... PTMC? I don't know what a mining company has to do with nano/biological treatment, but if they can help treat the poor cyborgs, I guess more power to them. It's a shame, really. The implants were helping treat all manner of diseases until this -- virus? parasite? I don't know what it is - appeared that seems to target the nanite implants. Sort of like a biologically spread computer virus thing... I don't know exactly how it works. I just help with patients.
It's creepy, though... I hear strange noises from the containment center. I'm not the only one, but when we review the tapes, nothing is recorded. Well, when the tapes aren't blank, that is.That and cryptic messages keep showing up in the computer system. Something about activation codes. Whenever you try to respond, they disappear. One of the patients was caught trying to use the terminal when one of the activation messages was on screen. I don't know, it's very peculiar.
I'm just glad I'm getting off this station. Well, once the shuttle gets here. Another five hours and I'm outta here. Shoot. There's a ruckus in the containment room. Gotta go see what's going on, usually when the patients aren't reacting well we sedate them and they wake up remembering nothing and acting ... well, sort of normal. What the-- Dang it!
Now the facility is in lockdown again, one of them must've gotten out of containment. I hope they catch him/her soon before they hurt themselves or break something important. No one can go anywhere until containment is restored. Ugh. Well, I guess I'll sign off for now. The lights keep dimming, so who knows if we'll have power except for emergency systems in a few minutes. You'd think a multi-billion dollar orbiting medical station would have better backup power systems. Heck, even primary power systems shouldn't flake out on a regular basis.
Anyways. Out for now.
