Instead of heading back to her office, Lindsey bounded up to Main Engineering in the hopes of finding Rosie. "Too many malfunctions," she muttered. "Too many damn things wrong with my ship." After her encounter with Vivie, Rosie headed back to Tempest in a better frame of mind. She was sure Nathaniel wouldn't mind the invitation she'd accepted. As she walked in, she noticed that Davis was out on yet another service call. In the brig. "Well, why the hell not?" she grumbled out loud. "Nothing else is working right--why should the brig be any exception? The captain's not going to be happy about this at all." "You're right, I'm not." Lindsey tried to smile in the doorway but it came out more like a grimace. "What the hell's wrong with my ship, Rosie and how the hell do we fix it?" That was twice now that the captain had managed to sneak up on her. Rosie turned around and waved the PADD she held in her hand then held it out to Lindsey. "I think we got sold a pig in a poke, Captain. I don't know why but there are malfunctions all over the ship, mechanically and in programming. You ought to see what happened to Counselor Matthews' personal PADD. Chief Lynley managed to retrieve that data on there but I wouldn't hook any PADD into the mainframe until its contents are backed up elsewhere. And I won't even start about what happened to the doc." "Maybe the guys at Utopia Planetia were told to do a rush job," she said with a shrug. "It's all fixable but it's the worse case of planning and building I've ever seen." Blowing out a depressed breath, Lindsey nodded. "How long before we're in a good enough state to get on our way?" She didn't really want to know the answer but she needed it. "A couple of days. I think if I set the system restore and let things start up on their own, things will behave. It might mean people will have to stay station side for a day or two but no more than that. Can't have people staying on ship with no working facilities after all," Rosie said with a slight shrug. It didn't please her one bit. She didn't like getting the short end of the stick and she couldn't help but think that it had all been a setup. "I really can't believe that this is all a coincidence, Captain, not after what you and Chief Lynley said the other day." Lindsey snorted. "When I get my hands on the person responsible, because even if this ain't foul-play there's still someone to blame, I'm gonna make their life a living hell. I am going to force on them every single malfunction that this ship and this crew has had to put up with over the last few days. Because this just ain't funny any more." Rosie nodded in agreement. "There's all kinds of things going on and somebody's going to get hurt rather than just inconvenienced," she said vehemently. "I would love to know who's behind all this." "Ultimately? Hell, I already know that." Fishler! But she could never prove it, he would slither away yet again. "Without jumping to the conclusion of a conspiracy, I'd say the shipyard is responsible. I'm going to contact them and see if they can shed any light on the matter." Rosie's mouth twisted. She knew exactly who Lindsey meant. Between what Lindsey and Nathaniel had told her together and what Nathaniel told her later on, she knew that Admiral Fishler was capable of almost anything. The problem, as she saw it, was that some poor shmoe at the shipyard had either been coerced into doing a poor job or was in Fishler's pocket somehow. Nathaniel had stood up to him and had a price, even if he was back in the Fleet now. "Good luck," she said with a sigh. "I'll get started on the restore right away." "Thanks Rosie," Lindsey finally smiled. If anyone could fix her ship it would be Rosie. "Let me know if there's anything I can do, won't you?"