Et Infernus Rependit

[Spectre]

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Dreadnought Ravager, Vespucci system
-------Day 11 - 1244 hours

-----"Adapt where needed.."
It was as simple as that, reworking with what tools they had from the past to rebuild the future. Simple.

-----The refit team had received new faces by the end of the seventh day by request. While the Legion personnel aboard likely weren't too pleased with the overwhelming Maltese blood aboard the ship, to their surprise the northerners were making an unusual amount of progress. It was impressive, to be fair, of the Maltesian's knowledge of the ship, even after she'd been in the Legion's embrace for a decade after being transferred by the 101st. Remarkable in the eyes of those aboard, and unprecedented to those who had rarely if ever had dealings with the Maltese Nation.

-----To their guests, it was but another duty they were meant to attend to. The ship itself, while rough due to the Legion's past needs, kept a certain level of grace to her functionality, surviving legacies of the Maltese engineers who built the ship in the first place.
To the surprise of many of the Maltese who roamed the ship refitting it, certain aspects of their duty had already been completed. Most done by the teams that had worked on the Ravager a year ago, the rest were just bits and pieces of the ship that had yet to succumb to the wear and tear of time.

-----There were aspects of the ship that had been subject to the most wear and tear of time. Key to this was the engineering section, a veritable treasure trove of the patch jobs that the Legion had done to the ship over the years.

While operational, the engine nacells laid dormant, having been inactive for years, a side effect of the Legion's unfortunate original inability to maintain the ship. Maltese engineers were tasked with overseeing this part of the ship, and repairing it back into full functionality. A daunting task, given their place and the age of the vessel, but one that regardless proved possible.




-----The hard part was getting past her age.