Mini Blackbird Report

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Ok, the wing's been stripped and the X-Rays are all done and as soon as those are developed by the MedLab, replacement parts will be ordered in and pre-assembly will start. We've also set aside what was obviously not re-useable already. Note that I reporteth the general stuff and not the technical details and thingamabobs, since those will be in the official report anyway, so you're saved Scott and Haroun's bird geek babbling.

And now, everyone is going to bed for a nap or three before going back to it. (And the BBQ when that starts this afternoon.)

Muah,
Your friendly neighorhood blowtorch...

Mission report: Utah, File #05-UT180

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Team members: Cyclops (lead), Juggernaut (acting XO), Cable, Beast, Iceman (observer)

Objective: Retrieve newly manifested mutant from the Salt Flats, where her lack of control over her EM-related powers was resulting in explosions of sufficient magnitude to cause seismic disturbances.

Mission status: Unsuccessful.

Summary: We proceeded to the Salt Flats where we discovered the emergent mutant, whom we later identified as Sienna Blaze, 14, of Salt Lake City, in hysterics and not aware of her surroundings. Onboard sensors registered EM disturbances as we were coming in for a landing, but before we could touch down the Blackbird was clipped by one of the explosions, damaging the left wing. Cable managed to steady the jet so that we could make a successful landing.

We exited the plane to try and calm Blaze in hopes of assisting her to contain her powers for transportation back to the mansion. Her lack of control over her powers was total, and explosions were ongoing. She was obviously highly distraught, and Cable, though he made brief telepathic contact (see appended report #05-UT180-A-Ca) was distracted by shielding the rest of the team and the Blackbird. Beast attempted to administer a sedative but was unable to get close enough. Before we could attempt another option for containment, Blaze suffered another power flare and the resulting explosion backlashed on her, injuring her severely. Beast secured her for transport and we immediately airlifted her to hospital in Salt Lake City.

Her condition, as of our last update (see appended report #05-UT180-A-Be) was still critical. She suffered severe head and internal injuries and is comatose, with a poor prognosis. Her doctors in Salt Lake City have already consulted with our medical staff regarding her treatment and will continue to do so.

Notes:
1) The Blackbird will remain offline for roughly another forty-eight hours while repairs are completed.
2) The additional medical equipment on the Blackbird was very useful on this mission. Good idea, whoever had it - I can't remember at this point.