USS Memorial
[DD] - Briefing Room {Department Heads}
Posted by Captain Aiden Voss (Commanding Officer) in [DD] - Briefing Room {Department Heads}
Posted by Lieutenant Mirdalan Emery Kindle (Chief Intelligence Officer) in [DD] - Briefing Room {Department Heads}
Posted by Captain Aiden Voss (Captain) in [DD] - Briefing Room {Department Heads}
Aiden stood in the well-lit briefing room, his back to the door whilst he watched shuttles and ships buzz around the starbase, a sense of anticipation coursing through him. Refreshments adorned the table, offering a small comfort amidst the gravity of their impending discussion. Each seat had a PaDD prepared, courtesy of Lieutenant Kindle, their diligent intelligence officer and his loyal friend. As he waited for his department heads to arrive, Aiden took a moment to gather his thoughts, ready to lead his crew into the challenges that lay ahead.Captain Aiden Voss
Captain
USS MemorialEmery walked back in a cheeky smile on her face as she brought over a platter of miniature muffins, flavors from blueberry, strawberry, lemon truffle, vanilla bean cream and chocolate chip. She added it to the rest of the refreshments at the table and took a cup of hot chocolate for herself. “Aiden you got this you ran Starbase 12 as much care as anyone could, and did more than your share on the Vanguard.” she offered him a cup and one of her signature cheeky smiles.
Kindle
CIO
USS MemorialAiden turned as Emery entered the room, a smile tugging at his lips as the scent of freshly baked muffins wafted through the air. He couldn’t help but chuckle at the sight of the decadent treats, each one tempting him with its irresistible aroma.
“Ah, Emery, always thinking of our waistlines,” Aiden teased as she set the platter down on the table. “Though I must admit, I’ll make an exception for these.”
He accepted the cup of hot chocolate, enjoying the warmth it brought to his hands. As he took a sip, he couldn’t help but reflect on her words of encouragement.
“You’re right, Emery,” Aiden replied, his tone thoughtful. “Running a Starbase and serving as an XO were certainly valuable experiences, but being fully responsible for a starship, especially the Memorial, as its captain… It’s a different beast altogether. The weight of this command feels heavier somehow.”
He met Emery’s smile with a determined gaze, grateful for her unwavering support and confidence in him. With her by his side, he felt ready to face whatever challenges lay ahead, knowing that together, they could overcome anything.
Captain Aiden Voss
Commanding Officer
USS Memorial
Shortly the doors hissed open, admitting a dark-haired, athletically built female human with black hair pulled back into a tight bun. She wore two solid pips and the black and gold of Operations. Ocean blue eyes swept the center of the room, then the corners working near to far. They landed on Voss, scanning him spatially, then tactically. At the same time she noted the diminutive redhead next to him.
Her posture changed slightly, assessing them socially. Recognition flickered across her face. All within half a second. Her eyes landed on the table. A wave of annoyance that rolled off the career Security officer for anyone with enough telepathic or empathic ability to pick up. But that brief flicker was it. The woman didn’t just have a good poker face, but a poker brain. At least for now.
“Captain Voss,” she said, making her way over and offering a hand for a shake. She moved with the easy grace and lightness of foot of a career martial artist. “My apologies for not seeing you sooner. I understand something urgent has come up.” Her voice was silky and smooth.
She offered the same hand to the decade younger Lieutenant Kindle. “Lieutenant Beckett,” she offered in greeting, her tone pleasant.
Lt. Beckett, Chief of Security