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The datapad contains no pertinent information on the terminal. However, the terminal itself is blinking, awaiting input.

Chidori would walk over to the terminal, observing its features and evaluating her options.

The terminal only has a blinking green line and a keyboard, and is awaiting input from Chidori.

Chidori would then type in, "Reboot Joker Reboot!"

Text appears on the screen.

Error: command 'Reboot Joker Reboot' not recognized. Type 'HELP' for a list of recognized commands.

Chidori then wrote, "HELP".

>>>Help

List of commands-> Action
Help-> Pulls up this help list
Archives-> Pulls up Archives
Reboot-> Reboots the AI mainframe
Start-> Starts the AI mainframe
Joker-> Pulls up Joker

Chidori thought for a minute, then typed in, "REBOOT". ".. I'll check out the other commands later..."

Rebooting.


The entire ship goes dark, and gravity ceases to exist for the crew members. The ship begins drifting in space.

"No! Crap!" Chi shouted, hiding her face in her hands, then began to type, "START".

Starting up AI mainframe. Continue with previous AI gestalt? Y/N.

Chidori pressed Y, her eyes brimming with her feelings of being scared and confused.

The lights turn back on, and the ship resumes normal function.

Joker appears on the keyboard holographically, neither frowning nor smiling.

"I ask that you please not reboot me ever again. I nearly lost my collection of bad puns."

Joker poofs off to assist the Captain.

"Phew..." Chidori wiped off her forehead before heading for her room, looking a little mentally exhausted. "At least I know what to do the next time that happens..."

Genevieve took her place in a room adjacent to one of the engine access rooms, carefully watching a wide array of screens that showed various things. There were speed and temperature gauges and holographic displays of the engine, with separate commands to zoom in and out on certain parts. Everything seemed to be in working order at the moment. Suddenly, a red light began to blink. She felt a slight discomfort, and then the screens went dark. She was alone. She felt for the ground with her feet, but ended up in open air. Her head bumped against the ceiling, and she tried to change position to push back off to the ground. The lights came back on. Genevieve fell, narrowly missing the control panels, landing hard on her back. She groaned and lay there while pain sluggishly made its way to her brain, then reached for the comm.

"Who did that?" she snapped.

Aniele, seasoned spacefarer, knew what to do when gravity went out, and pushed off of the floor, to the ceiling, and then toward the door. Then gravity came back on, causing her to plummet to the floor, rolling to minimize damage.

"All crew, check in. Is everyone healthy?"

"Sorry, not used to the AI system yet, heh." Chi replied back through the comm, her voice shaky from embarressment and whatnot. "Also, I'm fine I guess, I hope everyone else is.... Heh."

Tica, in the medical center, was only momentarily fazed by the loss of gravity, quickly switching on his magnetic boots and locking to the floor.

"I am ok." Tica responds over the radio.

"I'm all right," Genevieve said through the comm. "The engines are fine, too. No damage anywhere, according to this here." She leaned back in the chair, staring at the ceiling.

"Alrighty, that's good! Jack, and any other people, are you alright?" Chidori sounded rather concerned, yet her voice was still quite shaky.