Posted by Lieutenant Kaia (Chief Engineer) in Meeting Chief Engineer

Posted by Lieutenant T’Shain (Counselor) in Meeting Chief Engineer

Posted by Lieutenant Kaia (Chief Engineer) in Meeting Chief Engineer
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Lieutenant T’Shain had then thought about what the captain had said. She then pondered for a little bit. She had then thought about the Chief Engineer. She had then decided to hit her combadge. =/\= Lieutenant Kaia. I’m the new ship’s counselor. The captain has asked me to check in with everyone. I hope I’m not intruding on anything. Please report to my office at your earliest convenience. =/\= She said with a slight pause.

Lieutenant T’Shain
Chief Counselor
USS Manhattan • NCC-88000

Kaia replied, not with a voice comm, but with an appointment request added to the Counselor’s schedule, in a time slot T’Shain had marked as unbooked.

Arriving on time - maybe a minute early - to said appointment, the engineer presented a friendly smile and held up a hand in an imitation of the vulcan salute. Imitation only, due to her lacking the requisite number of fingers. “Greetings, Lt. T’Shain. I am Lt. Kaia, it’s good to have a Counselor on board again.”

Lieutenant Kaia
Chief Engineer USS Manhattan

She looked up and notice that she was a little happy to have a counselor. “Yes of course. I was told to check in with everyone to see where everyone is at mentally. From the last mission, to previous trauma or honestly anything. I’d like to get to know everyone as well.” She replied. “I am happy to be here as ships counselor.” She added.

Lieutenant T’Shain
Chief Counselor
USS Manhattan • NCC-88000

“Well, I’m doing pretty well. I had regular appointments with the previous counselor, but we mostly chatted about less serious things,” Kaia said, jumping up onto an available chair and settling in with crossed legs. “It’s a little jarring to lose all of my friends - well, most of them. Not that I’m ungrateful for the new crew, it’s good to have the ship populated. It’s just… I’m going to miss everyone who’s gone.”

Lieutenant Kaia
Chief Engineer USS Manhattan

She sat there listening. “That’s normal. I am not so sure if you want to continue having the regular appointments or not, but if so, we can make sure that it can be a combination of less serious and serious things at the same time. Are you interested in doing so? However, I am curious what all you and the previous counselor talk about if you don’t mind me asking?” she asked.

Lieutenant T’Shain
Chief Counselor
USS Manhattan • NCC-88000