USS Leviathan
Side sim - GLaDOS visits sickbay
Posted by Lieutenant Commander GLaDOS (Chief Science Officer) in Side sim - GLaDOS visits sickbay
GLaDOS checked her PaDD to make sure it contained all the prevalent information. It wouldn’t do to show up at sickbay with the wrong PaDD. She was glad her personal maintenance was not as intensive as it used to be, and she now only needed monthly check-ups to ensure her biological and mechanical components were not rejecting one another. The data and materials from Light-Mirror her had helped with that.She glanced down at her arm and almost smiled. So much of it was real arm now. More each week as she peeled away layers of metal to make room for the growing tissue. With a small intake of breath, the CSO entered sickbay. She almost laughed at the… Environment the CMO had set up. It felt like her old office on the Viking. Designed, intentionally or not, to intimidate. It made her feel almost welcome. She placed the PaDD on a chair, and patiently waited for someone to approach.
Lt. Cmdr. GLaDOS, CSO
The Doctor came out of her office in a fresh lab coat and a small stasis container. “I’m glad to see you, I do have to inform you that your medical records were not delivered so I hope you brought a copy. I’m afraid I’ve not had much opportunity to work on Borg physiology, is there anything specific I should know before I begin?” The woman was only slightly taller than GLaDOS and was mostly sinew and bone. She had taunt muscular structure that clearly didn’t get whatever it was that affected her bone structure as they didn’t reach the points they were supposed to really well. The sharp angles and unusual proportions made her an oddity, but she was in fact human. It was clear that the rumors that circulated about her were most likely a misperception based on her freakish appearance. A very…human…trait when it comes to things that look that extremely out of place. The other notable difference is while her bone structure is a genetic mutation caused by radiation, her eye coloring is chemical scaring likely from a lab accident.
Her team, on the other hand, consisted of a Vulcan, two humans, and a Denobulan, each busy with some chemistry projects they have going on. A scan of the beakers would reveal quantum signatures on the chemicals that are in flux between pairs of chemical sets. When a new element is introduced to one chemical mix, it’s added to the others via a form of quantum entanglement. A unique method of conducting larger-scale experiments with minimal waste.
- Doctor Fey Kastil