Good thing the engine was only idling. 
Providing power to ship's systems.monkey flush
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  1. Sam

    Panels 2 & 3 – Where is Mist?

    Panel 7 – Good thing that wasn’t a turbine engine,
    wouldn’t you say, Mr./Ms. Coon?

    Well, well – that’s quite a different use than we
    all imagined last week, eh? It’s a positive incentive
    to get the best efforts out of all of the trainees.

    • Mist wasn’t needed until panel 4.
      She is an aide and enabling ‘tool’..
      Did one of the dragon flies scare the poor ‘coon?
      Panels 7 & 8.

    • Darn I missed that thought.
      The turbine ejected the coon
      not a dragonfly.
      Thanks Sam.

    • Mist is on the pillow behind Mavia in panel 2.
      You can barely see her wing.

    • Also, since they’re scored as a squad in aggregate, incentive to improve
      teamwork and building up the slower/weaker team members WHILE
      pushing the better ones to excel.

  2. One of the best explanations I’ve seen of the loss of the HMS Hood:
    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CLPeC7LRqIY

  3. That’s what I was expecting, Gopi hasn’t accepted that it’s over
    and she’s safe, yet. PTSD + survivor guilt is an awful thing to
    live with.

    Heh, that coon should have been a missile, got a bit lucky AND
    learned a lesson. I was torn between target practice and a perk
    for hard work. No turbines, don’t need them, but the tube allows
    for thrust without the need of them. even at an idle, that coon
    should have flown 20-30 ft! I love that idea by the way, rocket
    levels of thrust without heat, flame, or smoke! And an old mech’s
    dream, no moving parts!

  4. I think that coon was looking for a place to nest, there’s food,
    water, and a handy hiding spot on that medivac. I honestly
    thought it was going for an open man-door on the side of the
    medi-unit. Raccoons love handy hiding spots, groundhog
    burrows, attics, a concrete pillar form my father hung from the
    barn rafter, and so on, I guess it thought that handy-dandy
    pipe on top of it’s “larder” made perfect sense,
    up until it went “Pa-tooeee!!!! HEH!

  5. Chryzopraz

    The question is – was the engine damaged (even slightly)?

    • Couldn’t be. No moving parts.
      I’m just curious why it ejected the coon.
      If it’s not running it basically ought to be a simple tube.

      • even the Dyson bladeless fan,. has moving parts..
        and same principle, those ‘tubes’ are thrust vectors.
        IE: they provide thrust,. more if water is added.
        and, PC said they are running (low idle) to power
        the accessories..

        • Those do have a fan, the electrostatic charge is a gimmick.
          You can see the fan and the vent holes in the ring, the
          charge just angels it. My ion “engine” moved a little air,
          but mostly shocked me stupid when I got careless. :/

      • Hovertext, Bill.

        • Which doesn’t show up in the greatly restricted browser Amazon puts on a Kindle.

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