USS Athena
Holosuite 3- Faye and Khabal
Posted by Civilian Khabal (Civilian) in Holosuite 3- Faye and Khabal
Posted by Lieutenant Commander Faye Calloway (Chief Intelligence Officer) in Holosuite 3- Faye and Khabal
Posted by Civilian Khabal (Civilian) in Sickbay 2 - Faye and Khabal
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She looked at Khabal and shrugged. “Well, we had originally gone to the holodeck because I thought my garden program made a great spot for a meal, picnic-style. We could still do that. You only saw a small piece of it, after all. But I’m also open to other places if you have a preference.” Which for Faye was no small thing given she generally had very set preferences. ‘Going with the flow’ was not her general state of being.
~Faye Calloway, CIO
Khabal shook his head.
“No, it’s good. We can go back, I’ll just have to keep in mind that I can’t use the step to move around the environment.” he replied gesturing Faye to lead the way.
- Khabal
OOC: The description link as a reminder: https://www.star-fleet.com/core/stf1/manhattan/posts/116416/
IC:“Yeah, you might actually need to use your legs,” Faye deadpanned as she stepped out of Sickbay and made their way back to the holosuite.
“Oh, I do use my legs.” Khabal said sounding slightly confused, “Why wouldn’t I?”
The program was still running, so she simply stepped in and breathed deeply. Yes, it was simulated conditions, but the smelled green and there was a tad more humidity. She smirked wondering what he would make of the glass house. But later, maybe.
“Okay, where would you prefer to eat? It’s just us so it’s not like it’s busy with people unless we program it to be, but we have lots of options. You can pick, but my suggestions would be either by the pond or up on The Hill.” She had her preference, but it was his choice and there was no where in this garden she didn’t like to be.
~Faye Calloway, CIO
Khabal looked at the two places she suggested.
“Well the hilltop would be tactically advantageous but near the water would be more relaxing.” he commented, “I’m going to assume that this program doesn’t have random combat encounters installed in it so I’ll pick the pond.”
- Khabal
She almost made another one of her quips but then decided against it. Her humour was very particular and he didn’t seemed to get it, which was fine. in fact, it kind of amused her given she didn’t always pick up on others’ humour.
Given the garden was only two decks high, there was only so much in the way of trees that could be in the space, but Faye had designed it using slow growing trees that didn’t grow too high in the first place. Still, she had managed to cultivate a ‘grove’ that had a path running through it. Next to that path was a small pond. The filtration system and pumps kept water moving through it, but the main water source was the stream that actually started at the top of the hill. It was one of the infrastructure challenges she had been most proud of figuring out, especially since the garden had to be as much of a closed loop system as possible.
Leading him up the path, Faye veered off it to where a moss and grass clearing was next to the pond. “Computer, produce a large picnic blanket on the flat grassy spot under the kyah tree. The air shimmered and under the tree with the largest canopy (and rather large leaves) a blue and white picnic blanket appeared. Faye grinned and moved over, slipping off her boots and setting them to the side before she sat on the blanket and sat cross legged.
“So, we can have the computer generate any food we want. You said you were hungry. What would you life?”
~Faye Calloway, CIO