Posted by Fleet Captain Balian Ibn Barazan (Captain) in Arrival-Event Horizon Station

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Posted by Lieutenant Junior Grade Karla Reyes (Doctor) in Arrival-Event Horizon Station
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The multi-colored prismatic display of coruscating lights never failed to make Balian smile in good times. Even the bad ones got smiles of grim determination and relief. Today was one of the good ones as the Mannhattans bridge buzzed with the CV translation from Warp to impulse power.

“Helm take us in for docking” Balian stated with a smile.

Tapping the ship wide Comm, there was the ship wide comm whistle. =^=Welcome Home everyone Good work, per Department needs shore leave is granted once docking is complete, Captain Barazan out=^= Balian announced.

Fleet Captain Balian Ibn Barazan

The relevant officer said, “message coming from Event Horizon, Captain, Commander Sidney Q.T. O’Pierce.”

=^= Welcome back to Event Horizon, Manhattan. Captain Winchester is held up, but has asked me to welcome you home. The Captain has asked me to invite you and your senior staff to a dinner with us and our new partners while we discuss your next mission. Enjoy your shore leave, as short and inadequate that you will find it, but you came here to work, not to have rest and relaxation. O’Pierce out. =^=

-GM Dark Tribble

=^=Awknowledged Commander, send details and we will attend=^= Balian responded.

Karla would have been at the viewport watching the Manhattan come in but for the reason that she was currently in the station’s infirmary trying to stabilise the Talaxian, Wattorux. Wattorux was the spouse and 2IC to Nalonx, leader of the nearby Talaxian colony. It seemed the small vessel they had been on was fired upon by an unknown assailant on their way here, and while Nalonx was able to escape most of the damage, the same couldn’t be said for the female Talaxian on the biobed in front of her. She had been under Karla’s care for some time now, and while her very anxious spouse was understandably concerned for her, his pacing up and down the sickbay did no good for either the patient or for the staff attending to her.

“Blood pressure low, doctor,” warned a nurse.

“Stabilise it,” Karla ordered and the nurse complied.

“Stabilised,” the nurse reported after a few moments.

“Computer, complete a scan of the patient’s internal systems, and confirm bleeding has stopped.” Karla said.

“Bleeding stopped,” reported the computer.

“Vital signs,” Karla asked her staff.

“Returning to normal,” a nurse replied.

“Pleased to hear it. We’ll keep her in here for observation overnight and review her condition in the morning. Good work, people, and thank you Voyager EMH for your detailed notes,” Karla said, “anything else need our attention?”

A nurse shook his head, “Nothing we can’t handle, Doctor, you should get going to the viewport … you don’t want to miss the arrival of the Manhattan.”
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Karla nodded, and began to clean up and remove her scrubs, “ok,” she said with a laugh, “I’m going … please don’t hesitate to call on me if you need my services again I’m not here for a holiday.” She smiled as she said that.

Once again in her standard uniform, Karla left sickbay and headed for the viewport. On arriving there, she saw that a ship was almost docked … Manhattan in all its glory. Durik slipped in alongside her and she took his hand in hers.

“Looking good,” Karla asked the Cardassian.

“Yes, you are,” Durik said, “oh, you meant the ship, yes that too.”

Karla laughed at that, “yes, I meant the ship, flattery will get you nowhere, no mater how well deserved it is.”

-Karla, Med USS Manhattan
-Durik, Med Starbase Event Horizon
-Wattorux, Talaxian patient and 2IC of nearby Talaxian colony

Fleet Captain Balian Ibn Barazan

Shifting the large duffel over her shoulder, Faye approached to see the ship that would be her new home. This new assignment was dangerous, and exciting- both in equal and excessive measure. But it was a science vessel and despite all the terrible things that had happened on the Curie, she realized that she missed science postings.

Calloway came to stand near Karla and she did a double take when she saw the Cardassian. Her reaction wasn’t his fault, but it wasn’t one she could control. Still, the scientist did her best to not do more than stiffen at the sight of a species that had given her nightmares for many, many years. At least now she could say the Romuans had that questionable honour.

Lt. Calloway, Data Specialist