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Tagged: Valeria Doctra

Posted by Commander Celador Theinna (Executive Officer) in Sickbay

Posted by Lieutenant Valeria Doctra (Chief Medical Officer) in Sickbay

Posted by Commander Celador Theinna (Executive Officer) in Sickbay
Posted by… suppressed (4) by the Post Ghost! 👻
Celador took a deep breath as he looked over his checklist. Last one to check off was sickbay. He looked around his quarters for a moment, at the mess he was trying to get organized.

‘Time to get poked and probed again.’ Squared teased as Celador stood up to head to sickbay. ‘keep talking like that and I’ll let slip that you are in there.’ I reply back sourly.

‘You know the consequences of that’ Squared threatened. ‘Yeah, maybe it would be worth it to be rid of you.’ Celador snapped back. Some days he couldn’t stand Squared presence in his mind. As he left his quarters and headed to sickbay.

He arrived a few moments later. “Hello, Commander Celador Theinna checking in.” He greeted the first nurse he saw.

-Cel
OOC: let’s say it’s the day after our lounge thread?

In that moment he saw the redheaded Trill come out of her office. She didn’t wear a white lab coat like the nurses, just her uniform. Her green and her amber eye spotted him and she smiled.
“Hello commander” she said in her warm low timbre voice. “Come for your check in?” she asked.

Dr Doctra, CMO

“Good Morning Doctor, I have indeed come for my check in.” He replies, stepping further into sickbay.

-Cel

She nodded and motioned to the left biobed, bringing up his medical file on her pad.
„Please hop on that one. Anything I should know about you in case I need to patch you up?“ she asked with a smile.

Dr Doctra, CMO

“Nothing other then the standard stuff.” He said with a smile. He always hated check ups and did his best to avoid doctors where ever possible, but then again, his wife had been the CMO of the USS Surak.

-Cel

Val had already read up on his file, a very interesting read indeed. She ran the scanner over his lean body, her green and her amber eye fixed on the readout. The story of his parents death (*is it ok to assume she heard it through the grape vine or is it a secret?) had for some reason deeply affected her, and she had a feeling she knew the reasons he kept the scars. What was it with men and scars…
But she had to ask, it was her job.
“May I ask why you are keeping the scars?” she asked in a soft voice. She scanned whether they were only dermal or subdermal as well, like the Captain’s scars.

Dr Doctra, CMO

“The scars remind me that the past is real.” His expression softened into a faint, melancholy smile. “Besides, when I was younger, women dug the scars. It seemed unwise to tamper with a proven advantage.” In Celador’s mind he could practically feel Squared roll his eyes.

-Cel

Val rolled her eyes in an angle of which she thought he wouldn’t see it. „Very well, while I never understood this about humans, there is no reason to keep the subdermal scarring then. It’s invisible to the eye, all it does is restrict the flexibility and movement range of that tissue and, as I’ve been told by… ehrm… certain other men with scarring… it functions as a kind of weather forecast of rain on Earth?“ she shrugged her shoulders incredulously. „I mean, if you would like to keep that… feature I guess… on expense of your movement radius, I’m game. But if it hurts in certain movements I’m afraid I will keep bugging you about it… indefinitely.“ she stated and grinned.

Dr Doctra, CMO

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