: : : : : As I approach the COs office. I chime the bell.
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: : : : : I murmur to myself about having to check in.
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: : : : : But I obey my orders and wait patiently outside the door of the CO.
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: : : : OOC: Hello Brenda!! Welcome to the Olympic!!!
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: : : : IC:
: : : : Shirazi was working some kinks out of her lower back by bending over and touching her hands to the floor, when the office chime sounded. Standing and straightening her uniform, she twisted her neck a couple of times eliciting one or two ‘pops’ and then spoke. “Come.”
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: : : : The lights of the ready room were dimmed, as usual, and her glasses lay on the desk.
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: : : : —Thorne, CO
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: : : Dark blue eyes scan the halls. This was a new adventure for her. This was her second duty post in as many years. She smiles shyly to a young male Trill as he walks by. He looks away from her she pouts slightly.
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: : : Hears the come in command.
: : : She steps in sees you standing there in the dimly light office.
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: : : She carries only a small bag and a pad with her. She was short. She got the nickname of Short stuff in Academy for her height.
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: : : She approaches you and offers you the pad.
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: : : “Sir Ensign Dakota reporting as ordered sir. Your new Doctor.”
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: : : Leaves it at that having read some about this ship she requested to be transferred.
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OOC: Wendy, I am voiding your last post where you have Dakota falling asleep. I know you were just waiting for me to post.

IC:
The Captain took the offered PaDD and gave it a quick once over. It was unusual for an Ensign to report to her—junior officers usually reported to the First Officer and Department Heads reported to the Captain. (Don’t worry about it.) Perhaps Cmdr Odinson was unavailable?

“Welcome to the Olympic, Ensign, I am Capt Thorne. You’ll need to check in with Dr Harding in sickbay and CNS Sathut to get your boarding evaluations done before you are cleared for duty. Other than that, how much experience do you have in medicine?”

—Thorne, CO