Posted by Lieutenant Junior Grade Jenyfer Lynset (Scientist (Virology)) in Side Sim - Faith or Fate… a trip to the Chapel

Posted by Lieutenant Korak (Chaplain/Counsellor) in Side Sim - Faith or Fate… a trip to the Chapel

Posted by Lieutenant Junior Grade Jenyfer Lynset (Scientist (Virology)) in Side Sim - Faith or Fate… a trip to the Chapel
Jenyfer had been wandering the ship most of the evening. Having checked in in the middle of a crisis, she was having trouble finding her feet. It wasn’t unlike being caught in free float in space, then being asked to run a marathon. You knew you had to go forward, but the traction just wasn’t there. That’s how she felt right now.

Oddly enough, she found herself stepping into the Chapel before she fully realized where she was. Blind Walking her father had called it. Not sleep walking, where the person was completely unaware. But walking with no care for the destination.

Her soft brownish red hair brushed her shoulders as she looked around trying to remember how she ended up here. Hazel eyes scanned the room trying to place it as she licked her lips fearing that perhaps she had intruded someplace she shouldn’t have. As the realization of her location hit her, she turned to go, embarrassment clear on her face as she bit her lip and hung her head.

Lt JG Jenyfer Lynset
Virologist

“Can I help you, Lieutenant Lynsey?” Spoke deep, calming voice. The huge Klingon seemed to have materialized from the candle lit shadows. Over his uniform hung a sleeveless white robe from a bygone era. “ No need for embarrassment, you have every right to be here.”his voice carried the calm concern and authority of ones father comforting you after a night terror. “Please set with me and tell me what brings you here this evening.” He waved to the front of the chapel where one could see he had been working, what appeared to be low stone circle some meter across had been erected there. As well as what appeared to be a pair of folding camp stools.
Korak

She paused, a breath hitched in her throat from being caught leaving. “It’s Lynset. But call me Jenyfer, please.” She turned to face the priest and shook her head. “I know I have a right to be here. Just, honestly, not sure why I am. That’s all.” She did, however, slowly turn and move towards where he gestured. “I’m not sure how much of a conversationalist I will be. I showed up on the station when it was in strife and I’m having trouble finding my bearing now that things have settled.” She moved to the seat and took it, looking at the chapel and its set up.

Jenyfer
Virologist

“Then don’t converse, Jenyfer simply be. Moving back to the stone ring, he finished his work and with snap the holo emitter comes on line producing a cracking fire. Kovak sat a small kettle beside the flames. Shifting his robe he sat down on the packing case that had contained the emitter his face fire lit in the dim light. He poked at the holographic fire with a holographic stick and let out a deep sigh.

Korak