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USS Brian A. Olinski

Main sim - Xandra in Medical per CAG

Posted by Lieutenant Trevor Michaels (Counselor) in Main sim - Xandra in Medical per CAG

Posted by Captain Sidney Parker (Commanding Officer) in Main sim - Xandra in Medical per CAG

Posted by Lieutenant Alexandra “Little Sehlat” Primage (Pilot. Grn Squad Ldr) in Main sim - Xandra in Medical per CAG
Posted by… suppressed (1) by the Post Ghost! 👻

SNIP

“So I have to stay here till I prove I’m fine… Again. But if I’m cleared and go to the surface and am affected by the residual radiation again… Then what? Who’s willing to step up and take the hit for having cleared me?”

Surprisingly, even to Xandra, her voice was calm. “I’m not delusional, nor suicidal. And I’m certainly NOT asking you to clear me for the away team. I’m merely asking for someone to be willing to accompany me to a place of solitude within the area of the machines we destroyed to see if my symptoms flair.” If the gentlemen before her thought she was waiting or trying for bravado, the lilt in her voice was a dead give away that she certainly didn’t like the idea any better than her.

“If something on the planet is dangerous to those on the surface, we’ll need to know that to treat the rescued crew from the derelict ship. Right? I don’t know about you but I don’t feel right using one of ‘them’ as a guinea pig. Do you? Bring whatever medical personnel you want. But honestly, Sirs,” she stood up and looked at them both, “we need to know. Don’t we?”

Once more it was clear that she wasn’t happy about being the sacrificed lamb. But she knew, as they did, that it made a crazy kind of sense. If she was fine here and lost it the surface, those they rescued would need more attention than they knew. If she was fine…

Well she didn’t want to think of other possibilities.

Xandra
Crazy lady

Being a psychiatrist he new the stage of bargaining when he heard it. He was sure that she believed every word she was saying but he wondered about her reasoning. He was letting the CNS be the final say but he was reasonably sure he knew where he stood on the subject.

Doolittle being a head shrink. The more you protest the more it must be true. Clockwork Orange time.

Doolittle

The Counselor thought Xandra was being really persistent with her efforts to return back on planet. There has to be more to explain why the Pilot felt the way she did, but it did seem she had a great relationship with Doolittle.

“I feel that we’ll start talking in circles.” Trevor stated. “I don’t see why you can’t address the Captain with this.” The CNS knew the Captain would most likely deny the Pilot’s request to return to the planet. On the slim chance he doesn’t, then maybe it would give Xandra some ease once she finds that the planet didn’t have any affect on her.

CNS

Doolittle did not like the door open for her to return. He had a real patient with a real issue and he wanted to work with her and actually practice psychology and not baby sitting other crew who had a bad day or didn´t like their superior officer. However he knew the Captain would do what he wanted and had a reputation as get back in there and fight mentality.

Doolittle

“Thank you. That’s an honest and fair option. And I’ll abide by the Captain’s decision, of course.” She glanced at Doolittle’s disapproving face. “And no worries, sir. I’m not one to sneak off on my own just cause I don’t like the answer. And, I admit, I’m also open to suggestions.”

Glancing from one to the other she nodded, “I was affected originally by the microwave transmitters on the surface. We know that for a fact. Too many witnesses to think otherwise.” She bit her as she tried to phrase the rest. “I came back to the ship, was checked out and cleared back to flying, but not solo. Everything was going fine till I was back on the surface again.”

Her heart beat picked up a bit of its pace as she remembered. “So if either of you know how to simulate the EXACT conditions of the planet, then I’m willing to stay on the ship. But in all honesty, I have no idea.” Part of her to be terribly wrong. Because if she was right, then the other ship’s occupants might have similar issues from prolonged exposure on the planet. The other question in her mind was whether she’d be just fine if she never went back to the surface. Or would Ric and the others always have to look out for her? Or worse, would she be relieved of all piloting duties?

Xandra
Pilot

OOC: Captains on the Bridge waiting!!!!!!

Sidney

OOC: I’ll post my reply on the Bridge :)

-Ray

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