UbeOne
Daydreaming CPU
- Location
- Philippines
- Pronouns
- She/Her
Sara Tan, USS Saratoga
Commander's Office, Pearl Harbor, Hawaii
Morning
What to choose...
Three missions, all of them important in some way. We don't have enough people to handle all three at once, so we'd have to prioritize.
"I would recommend the escort mission. Our allies could use help, and the goodwill would go a long way," Hood suggests.
"I'm not sure... I think we'd do more if we raid their convoy, to cut their supplies," I share my opinion. Getting at their logistics is an attractive proposition.
"But we know too little about their movements, sis. We might as well think they're everywhere. Wouldn't it help both missions if we find out where they're coming from? You and I could send scout planes and report back," Lex says.
...She has a point. Intel is vital, and we need more of it.
Commander's Office, Pearl Harbor, Hawaii
Morning
What to choose...
Matthew Walker
His Office
Morning
The commander looked at the girls gathered in front of him, seemingly counting them. Once he reached a number he was happy with, he nodded.
"Good morning to you all," he began with an air of professionalism, "I wish I could have allowed more time for you to relax, but the Abyssals are only attacking more and more often it seems. I've received three alerts about Abyssal activity nearby that needs to be dealt with or investigated: The first is related to those Abyssals you intercepted before, they were moving in a straight line, the higher-ups want you all to go back along that line and see where they came from. It might be dangerous though, if they came from some kind of large hidden base, it might be too much to deal with..."
He trails off and slumps slightly, a moment later, however, he forcibly straightens his posture and continues speaking.
"The second alert is about a number of Abyssals we managed to catch on satellite passing through a specific site at specific intervals, before and after that area though, they just seem to vanish. They seem to be acting like a convoy, most of them are round and seem lightly armed, with a few we've managed to identify as cruisers nearby. If it is a supply convoy, and we can disrupt it, it might slow down their movements in the area. We can't see much around there though, so support would be limited and it might just be a trap."
The commander's face turns hesitant for a moment at the mention of a trap. He recovers quickly though.
"Finally, we have a convoy of our own that we're sending to deliver supplied to Mexico, it seems some of their ports were attacked by Abyssals without any defence. The seas between us and them have multiple groups of Abyssals though, so they need an escort. You won't have to go the whole way though. The recent attempted attack on San Diego, plus the number of shipgirls popping up, lead to another shipgirl base being created there, they'll be meeting up halfway if you take the mission, or they'll be coming here if you don't. Additionally, when you all return, I'd like at least one of you to try to help talk to the prisoner of war. She's refused humans so far, but a shipgirl might elicit a different response."
The commander handed out some dossiers with basic information about the missions that did little but reiterate what he'd already said (and emphasise how little information you all had).
"Please discuss amongst yourselves and let me know what you all decide to do. You're people, not machines, after all.
Three missions, all of them important in some way. We don't have enough people to handle all three at once, so we'd have to prioritize.
"I would recommend the escort mission. Our allies could use help, and the goodwill would go a long way," Hood suggests.
"I'm not sure... I think we'd do more if we raid their convoy, to cut their supplies," I share my opinion. Getting at their logistics is an attractive proposition.
"But we know too little about their movements, sis. We might as well think they're everywhere. Wouldn't it help both missions if we find out where they're coming from? You and I could send scout planes and report back," Lex says.
...She has a point. Intel is vital, and we need more of it.