[font=Palatino Linotype]||Log Entry One: Sebastian Nash
||Location: The Equinox
||Subject: Waterford Survey
[font=Palatino Linotype]This is Field Executive Researcher Sebastian Nash, I am reporting in the latest progress of our newest project. The team is safely positioned on the Equinox that is orbiting around Waterford as we speak. The Equinox has enough of supplies to support us only for a few days, so this can in no way become a long-term mission. I find our newest additions to the team rather pleasant, if not odd. But to address the subject at hand...
[font=Palatino Linotype]We have conducted the first surveys of the Planet's higher atmosphere and scattered probes all over it's surface. The planet seems to be what the initial explorers described, almost entirely covered with ice, lifeless, and with temperatures that are always far below Zero. *Sigh* Bulky environment suits again... Not to get carried away, this is a grand opportunity for our team to study how the famed Ice sculptures there were formed, a true piece of nature's work, if not largely crippled by the Bowex' expeditions...
[font=Palatino Linotype]Excitement can be sensed among the research oriented part of the team, and most notably of all, Professor Dawson. The man has never been in a ship before, and is clearly over himself. And I can tell that we all share his enthusiasm about making the first landings planet-side, which on a more important notice will be done tomorrow.
