USS Athena
Time Fluctuations Are Weird
Posted by Lieutenant Orvos Legen (Chief Engineer) in Time Fluctuations Are Weird
Posted by Lieutenant Junior Grade Janna Kingston (Assistant Counsellor) in Time Fluctuations Are Weird
Posted by Lieutenant Junior Grade Isabel Delaney (Security Officer) in Time Fluctuations Are Weird
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Finally taking her attention from the room and its inhabitants, she watched as the bartender worked the bar, serving quickly and efficiently. She enjoyed her own drink as Kingston’s was refilled. She was liking this conversation. All the hypotheticals were likely more true than they might expect. Izzy listened and grinned. She almost snorted. “Unless you are alone and a bit crazy… then it feels like any other day.”
Delaney, Sec
Kingston openly laughed. “Well, that can certainly be the case at times, but if there is anything I have learned about being on this ship so far is that just when you think you’re on your own, people magically turn up to remind you otherwise.”
She considered Delaney for a moment. “How’s the security team overall? And yes, this is a counsellor doing a soft inquiry,” Janna said with a grin. “I was on the other side of that mess on the surface helping the med folks, but I know you all had your hands full down there. It can be a lot to process sometimes.”
~Janna Kingston, ACNS
The doors to the lounge opened to reveal the chief engineer with a kit in hand, mumbling something to himself. Likely something involving how certain engineers of his seemed to slacking off with the little things. It was always the little things that mattered most to the crew. Things such as the replicator he stood in front of that apparently had been creating quite a squabble with lounge folks.
-Lt. Orvos Legen, CE
The newcomer drew Janna’s attention and she followed the CE as he moved through the Lounge. She tried to be surreptitious about it, but Orvos was someone who demanded her attention and it was hard for her to pretend otherwise. A small smile tugged on her mouth before she returned her attention to Isabel.
~Janna Kingston, ACNS