The Vega (Profile currently in progress.)

The Vega is an '03 model Firefly Midbulk transport ship. She was painted a rusty red color by her second owner, a flamboyant man named Inas Vaal Oth'fyrr.

Vega's crew
- Captain: Quinn Santiago Guerra Driscol
- Pilot: Shaiyat Vaal Oth'fyrr
- Medic: Gao Xin Tou
- Mechanic: Narvel Realon
- Hired gun: Oriana Scott
- Passenger: Kasai Kyoshou Doneghan

Pay is split equally for resident crew after ship repairs, food expenses and an allowance for medical supplies.





The Bridge

The Dining Room
The room is separated into two different areas, the kitchen space and dining room. The kitchen is rather small, with limited counter space and only the basics. Pots, pans and a shiny new rice cooker. The dining area is painted a cheery lemon yellow with orange koi randomly through out. A long metal table is in the center of the room, padded blue seats surrounding it. The Chinese characters for 'peace' are painted boldly in white on one of the more prominent pipes that criss-cross over the ceiling.

The Engine Room
Besides being painted a deep violet there's not much to this room besides the giant engine that fills most of it. It's hot, greasy and rather unpleasant.

The Cargo Area

The Med Bay

Nar's room
Nar's untidy bunk is rarely made, and usually just a bundle of sheets and blankets where he curls up after slaving over the engine, or a comic book all day. There's a metal closet where he hangs his gun, and his shirts if he is feeling particularly houseproud. There are also a few drawers that in theory, hold the rest of his clothing and a small desk is cramped into one corner, with a folding chair to go with it. The desk and the floor are strewn with a vast and varied collection of the rest of his possessions, which collectively serves him as a toolbox, library, litter bin and floordrobe. Fortunately, he keeps his nessicary tools down in the engine room, as he often needs several mintues to locate a given object, and double that if he is searching frantically.

Angel lives on the top bunk amid yet more junk, coming out of standby mode to interrogate intruders, and generally erode their will to live.


Shaiyat's room
Shaiyat's room is the smallest on the ship, and he's crammed as much as he could manage into it. A wide double bed (With many pillows) takes up the end opposite the door, leaving little space for a small wooden end table with a single red lamp and a shelf. The walls are painted green, textured by the metal paneling that makes up the room. The ceiling is painted blue, simply painted puffy white clouds breaking up the space. Two very colorful kites hung from the ceiling as well, one shaped like a dragon and the other a butterfly. His limited wardrobe is folded and set on the shelf, along with a couple books on ship mechanics and painting supplies.

Quinn's room
A dozen or so brightly-beaded rosaries hang throughout Quinn's room, most concentrated on a nightstand next to her bed. A framed picture of the Virgin Mary sits on a red silk scarf, surrounded by a few shells. A ratty stuffed panda bear sitting on the bottom shelf next to a framed photo of a blonde, pale man and dark-haired beauty, beaming at the photographer while toddler-Quinn stares with a scowl. A few spiral-bound notebooks sit neatly on the corner of a desk adjacent the bed, their pages filled with elaborate ramblings and drawings of her father. Scattered around the rest of the desk is a multitude of notepads and scraps of paper filled with Quinn's scratchy handwriting. The woman's dog tags hang from the corner of a mirror above a sink opposite the bed, near the ladder and entrance to the room, and are anchored by a box of incense. Blue or red sheets alternate on Quinn's double-sized bed, with one pillow and one patchwork quilt. A small reading lamp hangs from the wall above the head of her bed, and her guns and knives are kept on a gun rack and shelf next to it. A leather, waterproof duster hangs from the door to a small closet, most of the space taken up by boxes, her clothing hanging neatly above them. Three right-sided boots sit below the sink along with several bottles of blonde hair dye and a few toiletries. A weight bench and several dumbbells sits crammed into the corner adjacent the sink, Xin's constructed therapy box next to it.

The Storage Room

XinTou's room
Xin Tou's room could almost look like a guest room, due to its complete lack of a personal, "homey" feel. There had been no big modifications to the decor, so the walls were pretty much just...ship girders and whatnot. The few things that betrayed it as Xin's getaway were as follows: a gun rack that was filled with books (mostly medical journals, a novel here and there), a leather and metal chest at the foot of his bed with a pattern of Chinese dragons on it, a soft layer of foam over the regular mattress, an immaculately dusted (and mostly empty) dresser, and an assortment of odd baubles on the desk. Well, the baubles themselves weren't necessarily odd, but their presence was. A small Buddha, Jesus, Shiva, Ganesha, and Virgin Mary, all painted in somber, understated colors, a fancy pen set, and a tiny gold trinket one could only assume to be a compass or pocketwatch hanging from a solitary brass lamp.

Kasai's room
The room is completely bare, aside for a standing mirror that was left in the room before Kasai took up residence. Normally his things are strewn about the room, his white shirt and black vest hanging off of either side of the mirror (as he has a tendency to not wear them while on the ship), his coat lying on the bed. It seems as though Kasai takes care of how he leaves the jacket, as it is always open side up and folded quite neatly. The way the jacket lays reveals it's hidden intricacies, a mesh system of holsters and small sheaths, which are presumably for throwing knives. It also has light armor padded around the chest, shoulders and back. The inside of the jacket displays a large emblem, the Japanese kanji for hope and perseverance inside a circle. His katana is always laying neatly beside the jacket, and his two 1911's are paired besides it. In fact, it would seem as though Kasai barely even thinks of using the bed as anything other than a dresser. His boots are always placed squarely at the end of the bed, his socks neatly tucked into each respective boot (as he has a tendency to not where those while on board also.)

Oriana's room
Ori’s room is strewn with decorations. A string of lights lines the ceiling, and the walls are adorned with four or five pieces of construction paper with Chinese symbols for things like health and good fortune. A paper lantern with a faded Blue Sun logo hangs from the ceiling in the middle, and around it hang paper cranes on string. Besides the bed, a desk that also serves as a bedside table is the only furniture in the room. A milk crate under the desk contains her clothes, and when she’s not wearing her black trench it is tossed over the back of the chair. Under all her clothes are a few boxes of ammo and a small throwing knife in its case.