> "Thanks for the precautions," Wilson said. �"Have you �had a chance to look > her over?" > > Harrison, who had been chewing on a �toothpick, removed it before speaking. > "That we have, ma'am. �For the �most part, the ship took a beating, but most > of the damage was due to the impact �on the planet's surface. �In fact, she > probably saved most of you because �of all her safety systems." > > Wilson nodded her agreement. > > The Tellarite shook his head. �"There was no indication of any �sabotage. > There was some damage on the nacelles. �Those are �consistant with the type > of damage that builds up after repeatedly being hit by �energy weapons." > >"Can you tell me anything about the type of weaponry used? �Did it seem that >the >shooter was "lucky" or "good?"
The Tellarite continued. "Whoever was doing the shooting was good. The targets they hit were too coordinated to be otherwise. They knew what they needed to hit, and hit them on target. It was too perfect to be random luck." Harrison picked up where his partner stopped. "The energy weapons were higher quality than is normally found on a civilian ship, which is what she appeared to be. They were not standard-issue Starfleet phasers, but the energy signature was close. I would suggest that someone who knows our weapons well was the person who built them. They were either bought onthe black market or were built by someone in the organization that made the attack." (Wilson?) AJ _______________________________________________ Spacedock mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://mail.scifi-rpgs.com/mailman/listinfo/spacedock_scifi-rpgs.com
