Making a Shuffle out of a molehill

[spaceshipit]

Hello there, Drift Fleet!

Are things feeling a little more crowded than usual on your ship? It's not your imagination! The capacity readouts you're seeing are not errors! The ships of the Fleet are being filled to overcapacity, and Atroma remains strangely silent on the matter.

Stay tuned, because more information on this will follow shortly!

New Passengers:
Marian Hawke --> SS Caprine
Hakkai Cho --> SS Caprine
Fiona Gallagher --> SS Three Twins
Castiel (OU) --> SS Bloodsport
Solas --> SS Paisley
Padmé Amidala --> SS Heron
Castiel (AU) --> SS Red Fish
Hino Rei --> SS First Breath
Hermione Granger --> SS Vanquish
Kara Danvers --> SS Tourist
Azula --> SS Pathstone
MOMO Mizrahi --> SS Starstruck

Drops:
Ken Ichijouji -X- SS Starstruck
Genos -X- SS Caprine

Transfers:
none

New Ranking Officers:
Peggy Carter --> SS Starstruck (first mate)

Resigning Ranking Officers:
none


→ Current Crew Roster

February Star System

[spaceshipit]

These few weeks of uneventful travel have been odd, what with all the radio silence from Atroma's boisterous hosts. The Marsiva never falters in her predetermined path, as always, but Diamond and Beau have been quiet ever since the mysterious "calibrations". Add in the steady influx of passengers into already-crowded ships, without explanation or respite, and the whole thing might seem a little suspicious.

But just when it seems like the Fleet might really have slipped beyond the hovering reach of Atroma somehow, contact is reestablished!

The space-traffic nearby begins to increase, until the Drift Fleet finally joins what seems to be a mainstream path of travel through the stars. The Marsiva obeys the rules of the road and guides the Fleet through vast checkpoints, which ship sensors can confirm are gracing the hulls with some rudimentary scanning. As the Fleet approaches what seems to be a massive space station in the distance, a familiar jingle will announce an overhead announcement, followed by Diamond's cheery voice breaking in with the following message:

"Thank you all for agreeing to deliver this important cargo to our associates on the HS Maldua. Once all packages are deposited, unopened and unharmed, the contract will be considered complete and you will receive your payment!"

What could possibly go wrong?

( you guessed it. click here for more info! )