Helm gives you a moment to collect yourself and digest the onslaught of information. You experience extreme disorientation as you exit the optics and find yourself at a different bridge station. “This is Navigation. You should find that it is a very similar interface to the weapon systems. Again, sensors can be zoomed in and out according to range requirements. To the left you will find 2 control gauges, one indicating your speed as a fraction of light, measured 1 to 4. The other, impulse, is measured in units of speed which you’ll find far more manageable as you approach solid objects. Orientation is relative to Earth’s orbit and may be directed up, down, left, and right. You can control movement along the Y-axis using directional arrows, and lateral movement using 360-degree rotation.. Remember that heading is far more important than relative direction.” She sighs deeply, sensing the trouble you are having processing the sudden information dump so soon after transfer. “I am sorry, but we must move on.”
Word 4: Fire