Posted by Commodore Drudoc Andone (Commanding Officer) in Main Sim - Conference Room - CNS Reprimand
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OOC: Ok so update, my silly roach brain for some reason felt that the last few players of the CNS role were all Melissa and NOT 2-3 different people!!. As a result I am retconning my posts and indirectly then Mar’s reply for fixing this OOC made error. Drudoc is not this stupid as me promise!!! LOL

Mar waited, leaning against the wall, till everyone had left. After the door had whispered shut, she glanced at the Captain. “Apologies, ma’am. Lieutenant Jopers had a small breakdown in one of the conduit tubes. Latent memories of being trapped had sprung up. I’ve asked her shift supervisor to remove her from confined spaces for a bit. Can’t go into detail, of course, but her duty roster will be crossing your desk because of the late changes.”

She pushed away from the wall to come stand closer to the table, across from the Captain. She took a parade rest stance and waited to be reprimanded.

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Once the CNS was at rest Drudoc meanwhile remained in her chair. “..I would not ask you to go into details on your patients needs counselor. I am sure you can understand that, unlike many other ships you are not the sole person in your department so trained. You have junior staff to take up the slack when mission briefings like this are called and your junior staff could handle in most cases the issues you have highlighted for those in need.” She said. “..when mission briefings are called these are a high priority. If situations arise where you are in a meeting dealing with a patient like you just said, then you need to communicate this to me or the XO that you will be a few minutes late, or if unable to attend then you need to send a designated junior counselor in your stead. Do you have any comments to this or questions?” she asked.

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Mar nodded. “No, Captain. I’ll make sure it doesn’t happen again. And I’ll heed your advice about sending someone else in my stead in dire circumstances.”

Something had to be bothering the Captain to go to the depths of reprimand when she hadn’t in the past. Taking a breath, Mar relaxed a touch and cocked her head slightly. “Captain, what is it? This is more than me walking into the meeting a minute or two late. You know you’re welcome to take your irritation out on me any time. But it’s my duty as Counselor to ask what’s troubling you.”

She then slid slowly into the chair across from the Captain. “And I find it is my nature, as your friend, to ask how I can help. Is there something about this mission that bothers you?”

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