Thread: Exploring Snypso 2EB3 (Sheena-Tiger x Tool)

img266x400 alignright What do we know about Maja? Her full name is Maja Lykke Davidsen from a family of northern Europe descent. She has trained for 5 years for this mission after being handpicked among thousands of applicants back when the Hype about settling on Mars was at it's peak. Since then the means of travel has been evolved even further and while travel between Earth and Mars was a matter of days, the possibility of traveling to other systems was given but no candidate had been found. Not long ago though, NASA had discovered a planet which had been called Snypso 2EB3. Pictures showed a peaceful planet and analyzes from simple probes launched by satellites around the planet showed that while the colors seemed odd to a humans eye there was water and an atmosphere that humans could breath. Part of the unusual colors might be the star. It was a yellow star like the sun but something seemed off as it had a clear blue tint everyone could see or more like feel it without having the star turn into a green one. The Planet itself was covered in roughly 50 water but it was not a blue planet, more like a green and purple one as the water was rather green while the plants were purple instead of green. According to some samples collected by a robot on the ground when the lander module H.U.L., short for Housing Unit Lander, had landed, the water could be filtered and lost most of it's green color and was cleared as drinkable without any known dangers. Today Maja was sitting in a simple chair, reading her profile in the Database of the NASA another time. Name Maja Lykke Davidsen Age 23 Specialty survival Other Maja is not a specialist like Abigail but an expert. Foremost she is trained in survival, but as their destination is an unknown planet she is a generalist, trained to adapt to most situations. In addition she has received training in many tools to aid specialists who tend to 'stay home', so she can collect samples of all kind and conduct simple analyzes on her own or slightly harder ones with remote directions. For complicated or bigger tasks, onsite help of specialists like Abigail is needed. For safety Maja has received extensive training in unarmed and armed combat but here as well she can only be called an expert as she had to cover a lot of topics, both of body and mind, during the preparations for the journey. It was not looking overly spectacular unlike her partner's who was with less years already a specialist in one of the hardest topics Maja could imagine, biology. But today was the big day, again, and no time to think or worry about profiles or education, today was the day they would actually set food on the surface and Maja would be the first, just in case. Her reflexes were honed, she had training Abigail had not and in case their sensors would not pick up a possible dangerous animal she could handle it. Slowly the young woman sat up, used to the small space they had in the ship, stuffed with all kind of things, unlike the station in orbit around Snypso 2EB3. But Maja had trained for almost 2 years in these close spaces, mostly keeping herself fit and honing some other skills in virtual space as there was no place for a shooting range, but she studied and learned most of the less physical topics she had to know during their flight from earth to here. The station had already been in place when they arrived and the H.U.L. was down there for around a year as well, but the people to man H.U.L. had only arrived a week ago, Maja and Abigail. Of course Maja hoped they would only be the first but only specially trained personnel was allowed to land on the surface and such a 'quick' transport of 'only' 2 years was not an everyday-thing either. The first H.U.L. was mostly a laboratory and enough space for 2 people to live in without stepping on their toes all the time, unlike in their transport vessel, and before anyone else could live down there, another H.U.L. would have to be send. With how long the construction took when they started, Maja and Abigail would be on their own down there for at least another 2 years, possibly longer as vessels with supplies were scheduled every now and then as well.