Posted by Lieutenant Colonel Krin “Hannibal” Lardel (Commander, Air Group (CAG)) in Side Sim- CAG Office- Going to talk to the Colonel (Tag Colonel Lardel)

Posted by Lieutenant Junior Grade Dr. Kevasi Tulbrad (Chief Medical Officer) in Side Sim- CAG Office- Going to talk to the Colonel (Tag Colonel Lardel)

Posted by Lieutenant Colonel Krin “Hannibal” Lardel (Commander, Air Group (CAG)) in Side Sim- ???- Going to talk to the Colonel (Tag Colonel Lardel)
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Kevasi walked out of Beta Sickbay. She went over to one of the pannels and reached up and placed her hand against the glass portion of the panne, which lit up under her touch. =^= Computer. Colonel Krin Lardel.=^=
Dr. (Lt. J.G.) Kevasi Tulbrad, CMO

=/\= Colonel Lardel is in the Commander Air Group office. LCARS activated to show the way. =/\= the computer responded and band of pale green light appeared on the wall.

Kevasi nodded and followed the green lights. She muttered softly to her self. “Thank you..” Though to who she had spoken to would remain a mystery.

It took a few minutes to get there, but the light guided her to a flight of stairs in a narrow passageway. At the top was a door which slid open at her approach.

The office was unlike any standard Fleet office. The door opened in the middle of the room. On the left side were three rows of six seats, all in front of a podium which stood in front of a currently blank display screen. Directly in front of her on the far back wall was a table with an old-style coffee pot and containers of sugar, creamer, and the like. On the wall and just above the coffee pot was a replicator. Above that was hung the Flag of the Federation Marines, and just below that a white flag with squadron crest emblazoned on it. To the right was a desk sitting next to a window. Out the window could be seen main flight deck of the Chimera. In front of the desk were two chairs, and seated behind the desk was a Zakdorn male in a flight suit, looking at a PaDD. He looked up and said “Come. What can I do for you…” and he gazed at her collar, “… Lieutenant Junior Grade?”

Lardel, CAG

Kevasi stepped into the room and gave it a curious look around. She then continued to walk towards the desk and the Colonel. As she walked she spoke. “Good evening, Colonel. I am Dr. Kevasi Tulbrad. I came to report on the physical conducted to Major Shinzo Honda. As well as to inquire a few things if you have the time.” Her voice had a slight edge to it. Though her tone was one of respect and politeness. Her face didn’t betray what she might have felt as she kept it set in a neutral expression.
Dr. (Lt.J.G) Kevasi Tulbrad, CMO

Lardel gestured to a chair and said “Sure thing, Doc. Have a seat. Would you like some coffee? Or something else?” as he spoke he tapped the desk interface and the window overlooking the flight deck went opaque white. Lardel stood up and moved to the coffee pot and poured a cup for himself. “Best coffee on the ship, if I do say so myself.”

Lardel, CAG

Kevasi nodded and took a seat. “I would love a cup Sir.” She said and offered a pleasant smile. She took a breath and then placed the PADD on his desk.

The took the cup when handed to her, took a sip and then nodded. “That indeed is good coffee. I know your time is valuable, so I will get to the brass tax if you don’t mind.”

She sat the cup down on the desk and took a steadying breath. “As far as it goes, Major Shinzo is a little shaky at the moment, but all and all he does seem to be doing better both mentally and physically. Upon examination his reflex, balance, and motor control are all where they should be. He seems to be detoxing well, but it is rather to early to tell. He has been medicated for the side effects and symptoms of the detox. Physically he is in good condition. However he has taken the whole of the situation hard. My specialty is physical medicine, and I am not a psychological professional. However I have picked up a few things here and there. He is mostly afraid that his time in the marines is coming to a close with this incident. Given the circumstances, I can understand his concerns. However I do not believe that would be a wise course of action. I understand you know him better than I do Colonel. I trust your decision, but I would like to ask what are you planning to do? I would implore on the fact that no one was harmed in these incidents, and I would go out to say, that he had built up stress and tension that ended up causing these incidents. With a well curated plan, and some support I believe that he would be able to come back better than he ever was. I know you have your squadron and unit to think about. I understand you have to look out for the best for everyone. The marines have been his life, as I am sure could be said for most everyone. I would venture that we both know if he is removed from the CAG, put on desk duty, or even was expelled that would be a waste of a talented officer and a good man.” She paused for a minute to recollect her thoughts and listen to what Colonel Lardel had to say.
Dr. (Lt.J.G) Kevasi Tulbrad, CMO