USS Genesis
Sickbay- Main Sim
Posted by Gamemaster GM (Gamemaster) in Sickbay- Main Sim
Posted by Ensign Valleea (Doctor) in Sickbay- Main Sim
Communication was a little scattered, but eventually one of the other ensigns approached. “Hey Valleea, did you get word about this research we’re supposed to do?”She stared blankly. “Come again?”
“You know, about those people the away team went to see? Some sort of diplomatic thing, I think?” The other doctor just looked at her expectantly as if she would immediately understand. this happened a lot. There was the assumption that because she was older than the average doctor of her rank that she somehow knew more. That was true in some respects, but in this case, she had no idea what they were talking about.
“Leave it with me, I’ll let you know if there is anything we need to take care of,” Valleea said confidently. She knew that with Sage not here right now, Sickbay still needed to run, so she was prepared to roll up her sleeves to keep things in order.
“Computer, give a brief summary of the Genesis’ current assignment.”
OOC: If you don’t mind Kenson, please and thank you. :) I can then get the medical side of things going.
Ensign Valleea, Doctor
OOC: Sorry for missing this post earlier. I am taking this out of a previous post: https://www.star-fleet.com/core/stf6/genesis/notes/10223/
IC: The Genesis has made first contact with a civilisation who is warp capable (only at Warp 1), although the technology they have would not be able to help them reach the warp speeds that Starfleet now enjoys.
Physically, the species were similar to humans. The only difference was their faces. They only had nostrils but no noses. They did not appear to have ear lobes. (Think of Voldemort with hair and eyebrows but no ears.) The were bipedal and were on average about 15% taller than the average European human. From the scans, the majority of the crew were also broad shouldered and well built. Internally, they had two stomachs and two two-chambered hearts: one heart dealing with the oxygenating of blood and the other dealing with the rest of the body. Due to the lack of earlobes, the species did not have great sensitivity to sound. They had, however, had a heightened sense of smell. Their olfactory systems were very well developed with twice the number of nerves than humans. They were also able to smell with their fingertips. This suggested that they would be able to detect changes in temperature and sweat just by their fingertips. It was probably due to this that the species all wore gloves over their hands. The gloves had detachable tips for the fingers.
GM
“Computer, is there any information on dietary requirements and known allergies?” Valleea enquired as she considered what they would need to be prepared for with any visitors.
Ensign Valleea, Doctor