USS Challenger
Counselor's Office (Pre-Sim)
Posted by Captain Emmeline Davis (Commanding Officer) in Counselor’s Office (Pre-Sim)
Posted by Captain Emmeline Davis (Commanding Officer) in Counselor’s Office (Pre-Sim)
Posted by Lieutenant Commander Janusz Korczak (Counselor) in Counselor’s Office (Pre-Sim)
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Korczak’s demeanor didn’t change, nor did his expression. He simply asked “And why do you think they believed that to be?”
Korczak, CNS
Emmy’s confusion slowly became evident in her previously neutral expression. Her brows furrowed as she studied Korczak. “I already said that I have experience with salvage operations and that is the mission to which the Challenger was assigned.”
Davis, CO
OOC: Bump for our amazing returning CNS!
OOC: Thanks for holding my spot!
IC: Korczak’s head tilted slightly and he said “And I already said that those missions are not common for an Academy ship, so salvage expertise would not seem to be priority qualification for the posting. So again I ask… why do you believe Star Fleet chose you for this role?”
Korczak, CNS
Emmy shifted slightly in her chair, the only sign of the discomfort that Korczak’s question had placed upon her. “The Challenger was being assigned to a salvage mission, so those qualifications did make sense for that,” she pointed out. “But perhaps Starfleet believed that it would be a good fit for me. Perhaps they had no one else.” Her tone took a slightly flustered edge by the end of her response. It was clear that she was not used to questioning the motives of Starfleet Command.
Davis, CO
OOC (Out of Character): Bump!
To our wonderful new cadets, a “bump” is a gentle reminder that a player may have missed responding to a post. Since the default view shows posts from the last week, it can be helpful to either send the player a link to the missed post via Discord or post like this to bring it back onto the default view. I usually prefer to reach out via Discord (if I know who the person is on there), but I wanted to take this opportunity to provide an explanation. :)
Sarah
Korczak’s blank face looked at her, again waiting a few heartbeats after she had finished speaking, before he said “I see.” And his eyes seemed as if they were searching for something in her own, but he was not finding what he sought. “And if I said there were multiple candidates for the post, would your response change? And do you consider yourself to be… ‘a good fit’ for the Challenger?”
Korczak, CNS