USS Ogawa
Side sim:Nothing like a new ship
Posted by Captain Willow Taylor (Commanding Officer) in Side sim:Nothing like a new ship
Posted by Nicholas Villarreal in Side sim:Nothing like a new ship
Posted by Lieutenant Zoi Haven (Chief of Security) in Side sim:Nothing like a new ship
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Willow’s exclamation made Zoi’s head snap up automatically towards the Ready Room but she quickly calmed down as she realized that it was a happy surprise, not an emergency. She followed Dira, taking a look at the woman’s shape before her before reorienting herself to the Captain and wondering what pleasant surprise had been done for her by the engineers at Star Fleet.
Haven, CoS
OOC: Fun side note for club history, back when Fleet Seven had just been initiated, I think one of the ships - maybe the Genesis, maybe the Polaris, can’t quite remember which - actually did a Jurassic Park inspired sim. Back to your regularly scheduled programming.
Nick
As both women entered they would see the large fish tank built into the wall where it appeared the fish from her old office, a gift on the owie refit, had been transplanted and were swimming around happily. It wasn’t a big deal but somehow it made the office feel more like hers.
Ooc: I actually think I remember that Nick! Lol we should do dinos Geoff! :p
Willow Taylor
CO
OOC: Dira. Voice of Reason. remember? She says no, no dinos. :P
IC:
Dira reached out and rested a hand on Willow’s shoulder as the captain took in her new office space. “Welcome home, Captain Taylor,” she said softly, knowing full well how much this meant to her. After what had been a rather traumatic escape from the subspace bubble to have looked at the ship that had been your home and see it, if not in pieces, utterly wrecked had to have been heartbreaking. Yes, a ship was just a ‘thing’. It was the people that made it something, but at the same time it was rare to find any well-adjusted crew member in Starfleet that didn’t feel connected to their ship in some small way. After all, they were flying about the galaxy in a container of sophisticated metal. It was rather absurd if you really thought about it. But they did exactly that and it meant that the ship was their safety, their safe haven. Their first job for this USS Ogawa was to ensure it felt just as safe and home-like as its predecessor.
Commander Myqian, XO