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There's been a change of plans concerning former crewman Ploiatos.

I'm sure most people have heard about him by now, but with Mana disconnected from the ship and him asserting control, we can't allow him to take over. Especially as the effects are so dangerous to the current crew.

So we can't wait for him to stand trial. We need to quarantine and dispose of him. [And for this, he has some sympathy for their current captains. They spoke highly of the man Ploiatos was before he changed, and even knowing that he's not what he was making the decision to murder once loyal crew isn't an easy one.]

If this wasn't absolutely necessary I wouldn't advocate it. It sets a bad precedent. But this isn't just a case of killing a crewman that's become a danger to us without exploring other options. Ploiatos has been on board for over a year and during the entire time remained a consistent, pervasive threat.

So to stop what is happening to the ship we have to do what we have to do.

We'll need affected areas of the ship quarantined until he's removed and we'll need non-combatants placed out of range of the ship. Since there's nowhere to dock currently, we're looking at using transporters. And once Ploiatos himself fully contained we need to dispose of him. There should be several options open to us and given that there has been significant changeover in crew, a lot more we don't know about. [Considering how many people have their own special abilities.] Remember that Crewman Ploiatos is confused by large numbers of people and we can use that to our advantage. That's how he was contained the first time.

After that... well we can focus on repairing his damage.

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I can certainly offer some assistance. I've been making some headway with a certain... issue of mine, so it shouldn't be too much of a problem. In fact, it might even be an asset.

Barring that, though, I'm always up for a fight. We ejecting him out into space?

Pretty sure the rest of the ship isn't worried about setting bad precedents.

[ Venom's voice over the feed is as steady as ever, despite the topic of quarantine. History repeats itself, even in space. ]

What's the minimum number of personnel we're going to need on this?

I'm afraid I'm rather new here and know very little of the problem at hand. I'd like to gather a bit more information before offering assistance with anything.

Might I ask about more details regarding this Ploiatos person and how it is he's able to affect the ship?

Don't know yet. But the idea is he'll have to be most definitely dead. Completely destroyed.

I don't know yet if he can survive something like an airlock.

[He doesn't care much about the method, so long as it's successful.]

Yes, I suppose the last thing we need is him swimming through space only to find us again at a later date. With enough firepower, though, metaphorical or literal, we should be able to manage something.

In pieces might be a good idea.

You're going to need someone to secure a perimeter.

At the very minimum I would expect ten. Four transporter pilots. Four individuals to section off corrupted areas of the ship. At least two to dispose of Ploiatos.

But to be honest, this is a "the more the merrier" situation. Especially with clean-up and damage control afterwards.

I'm not up to full strength yet after my injury, so I don't think I can help with the fight, but I can definitely help with the evacuation effort.

Ploiatos was an original member of the crew, recently discovered to have been corrupted by the Ingress. Originally he was known as having appeared to the current crew and attacked them and Mana, the ship's navigation- [officer? He doesn't know if that's the right term. He leaves that there.] He couldn't be killed at the time, only contained, and it took several people leading him into an enclosed area. Somehow perception is directly tied to his capacity for mobility. If someone isn't looking at him he can act incredibly fast. If more than one person is focused on him, he can be cornered and herded.

At some point he managed to assert some sort of control over the ship, which is the reason for the current ill-effects on the vessel.

I will. Especially once a positive method of containment is decided on.

The clearest route would be the best route, but I'm still not sure what sections of the ship are subject to corruption. We need more intel.

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What current skills can you use currently that are less affected by your injury?

Tactical skills. You have to be able to plan a thing like this. And I'm still able to shoot. I just haven't gotten up to full strength in my recovery and I'd worry about overshooting my capabilities because of that if I went in to help fight.

Sounds like it.

[ A light intake of air. ]

Better to be acting, instead of reacting. Let me know which party I should be playing for— still getting used to the fact that I get regular backup.

I think you could definitely help corral him. Just do me a favor and don't let him lay a hand on you.

Not that I don't have confidence in your skills, I absolutely do, but... well... It's easier said than done.

Tactical is valuable, too.

We'll need a path of least resistance to transport Ploiatos from Point A to Point B, once we decide exactly how we're going about Point B.

We'd like some help in working that out once corrupted areas are surveyed.

Tell me where you need me.

[ If that's anywhere at all. Snake isn't sure how much good he'll be in this situation. He doesn't have any special abilities that could stop Ploiatos. All he's got are guns, and they've already established that shooting him won't work. It's going to take something a lot more powerful and a lot more supernatural to put him down.

Snake's not a pilot, either, which means the most he can do is try to make sure that people stay out of the way while this all goes down.

Still, Miller's putting himself on the line by organizing all this, and Snake will do whatever he can. ]

I don't suppose we can take a couple of days break after the husks. [She knows the answer to that, so this is really just grousing before getting down to anything.]

Just tell me where you want me.

[ He takes a second to digest, dead air punctuated by a hm. ]

Always is. [ Nothing's ever easy, huh. ] But it's nothing I haven't done before.

Yeah. At least I know you have the experience.

[With quarantines, too. Nothing like having more than one in a row.]

When you're dealing with him make sure you have at least one other person with you.

You're on the janitorial staff, correct? [He asks just for confirmation. 76 has plenty of skill too and a familiarity with the ship would help out a great deal.] If so, it would give you an advantage.

Right.

[ But it's fairly obvious that he's not at all concerned about what may happen to him— he never has been, and it's never paid to be. ]

You're holding up alright?

[ As in, this is yet another quarantine that Kaz has to oversee; it's Not Great. ]

[She had been wondering how long it would take to come to this. While she hated the idea of ending a life that could potentially be saved, the imminent danger that Ploiatos posed to the ship, especially given the current status of things, couldn't be ignored. They had to think about the lives on the ship and what was best for them, as much as she hated what that meant.]

How can I be of assistance, Mr. Miller?

Windows.

[He’s the window guy.]

At this rate we will really need people to section off damaged areas of the ship and to help in leading Ploiatos to his capture point. Either would be extremely useful.

[Evacuation efforts, he can guess, will be easy to care for.]

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