USS Asimov
Gadi's Quarters- Commiseration
Posted by Lieutenant Commander Bethany Kovra Gadi (Chief of Security) in Gadi’s Quarters- Commiseration
Posted by Commander Shara Calloway (Chief Intelligence Officer) in Gadi’s Quarters- Commiseration
Posted by Lieutenant Junior Grade Aasrel Izei (Chief Medical Officer) in Gadi’s Quarters- Commiseration
Posted by… suppressed (2) by the Post Ghost! 👻(snip)
Shara would believe ‘fine’ later when there was evidence of it, but the apology made her shake her head. “Friends look out for each other, last I checked.”
Aasrel could feel both of their discomfort and Bethany’s unhappiness with the whole situation. It made him uncomfortable too. He looked at Bethany, “We’ll… talk later.” Then he looked to Shara, “Thanks again for bringing her. I’m always here if you need anything.”
~ Izei, CMO
The gratitude made her uncomfortable, though maybe it was the whole situation and awkwardness around it. But still, Shara gave Izei a nod. “Of course,” she said softly, before realizing she had no idea what came next. She turned to Bethy. “I do ned to stop back at my place and retrieve what I left there, if that’s okay?”
~Shara Calloway, CIO
Bethany nodded. “Of course. I’m sure Pikelsimer would miss it if it wasn’t enjoyed,” she smirked. She looked at the doctor. “I’ll see you later then.”
Lt. Cmdr. Gadi, COS
Aasrel nodded. “See you.” He smiled a little, and then turned and went back to work.
~ Izei, CMO
Heading back for the ship, Shara was quiet at first but eventually she felt compelled to speak. “The tola isn’t Micah’s. It’s not like his ‘shine,” she said softly. “It was a gift given to me from a people I encountered on one of my undercover assignments. It was a thank you gift. They have this whole ritual that goes with it too, but I didn’t think that would go over very well tonight.”
~Shara Calloway, CIO
“I was teasing, Shara. I don’t see you as the type of person who would tolerate someone that obsessive. I mean, shine is a whole other matter though.”
Lt. Cmdr. Gadi, COS
The situation having been partial resolved, Shara had focused her mind so that she was less readable, but not blocked off. She didn’t have mental shields the way a telepath did, but she did know how to control her output to an extent. All Intelligence officers did. Even if Bethy had the neurosuppressant, she didn’t want to add to whatever overwhelm she still might feel.
All in all she felt off-kilter, unsure how to read this entire evening. Unsure whether she had crossed lines, or done the right thing. Missions were on thing, where her skils around people were different, calculated, but off-duty these days she felt a lot like she was swimming upstream. “Shine is a gift as much is it is a curse. We’re going to have to get on starting a new batch before our stash runs out. Though to be honest I’m not sure how much he actually has.”
~Shara Calloway, CIO