Posted by Civilian Vaelir th’Renn (Governor) in A long time to start new!

Posted by Captain Rende Asam (Lt. Governor) in A long time to start new!

Posted by Civilian Vaelir th’Renn (Governor) in A long time to start new!
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he governor’s office had been newly decorated and was filled with artifacts from Andoria. Some were personal, while others had been given to Renn in recognition of his contributions to his homeworld. The room was inviting to the eye, something he had hired a decorator to ensure. It was kept cool at sixteen degrees Celsius. Renn would have preferred it closer to zero, but that would have been horribly uncomfortable for the rest of his staff.

Renn was dressed in a fine gray suit, something suitable for his new station, with the fabric standing in sharp contrast against his pale skin. He stood before the window and, to anyone who did not know him, appeared to be looking out across the city. In reality, he was simply meditating. He was blind and could not look at anything, but his other senses more than compensated for the lack of sight, providing him with something similar to sonar, though with far greater fidelity. He was still not entirely sure how he had gone from a newly assigned engineer, to leading the terraforming project, and finally to governor, but somehow he had. He intended to honor the position the people of OED V had entrusted to him.

Vaelir th’Renn
Govenor OED V

Rende grinned to herself as she rode the lift to the top floor of the government tower. She’d only spent brief time here and never on the restricted floors. She was grinning because this was the LAST assignment she would have ever thought Star Fleet would pull her out of retirement for. She’d come to love Oed though, and Eldorin and Tabris were very supportive. It was a new challenge and one that was more in line with Rende’s true heart.

The lift was open to the city and she took in the city scape as she raced up the floors. When it stopped, she turned and stepped through the doors and up to the receptionist’s desk. “Good mornin’ ta ye. I’m Rende Asam. The powers tha’ be have assigned me ta Oed as the Star Fleet Lt. Gov. I was hopin’ te make an appointment ta meet with the Goven’r.”

Capt. Asam, Lt. Governor

The receptionist smiled, “He is in and his calander is clear for today, you may go in now if you like” she said, Renn had an open door policy so long as he was avialiable he would be.

Vaelir th’Renn
Govenor OED V

“Ah, thank ya very much. And what is yer name my dear?” Rende had always had the policy to know names. No one was invisible.

“My nam” she was interupted by a call. “Govener Renn’s office, how may I help you?” she asked waving Rende on.

After thanking the receptionist again, she moved to the massive oak doors that marked the office of the Governor of Oed V. She knocked smartly to announce herself. Even though the receptionist said to go on in, Rende had manners.

Capt. Asam, Lt. Governor

“Come” he timbered voice called from the window. He did not turn to face the woman who entered the room. He recognized his old friend, there was no hiding how she was from him. “Captain Rende, I can almost her your accent by the way you walk into the room” he said turning and closing the distance. “They convinced you to come back?” he asked.

Vaelir th’Renn
Govenor OED V

Rende stepped into the room and took it in. Her eyes landed immediately on th’Renn. “Goven’r th’Renn.” She moved over closer, letting her foot falls tell where she was, though she knew he could tell on his own. She laughed. “Oh aye. No’ a hard sell really. I love servin’ and I’ve come ta love Oed. How did they convince ye ta give up terraforming and go inta politics?”

Capt. Asam, Lt. Governor

He smiled “im not entierly sure how to answer that,” he said opening his arms wide,for her to.step into his hug. “I opened my mouth in a public meeting and the next thing i know i win the election by a landslide.” He said smiling broadly.

Vaelir th’Renn
Govenor OED V

Rende laughed as she stepped in and shared a tight hug with her friend. “That sounds right. So, shall we be moan our fate or get to work? If your office is in the same state as mine, I am drowning in what was left undone.”

Capt. Asam, Lt. Governor