Posted by Lieutenant Fihnrilkk’Hob”ledn-ardol (Fin) (Chief Intelligence Officer) in Coastal Christmas - Holodeck (All welcome)

Posted by Ensign Coryn Vinoda (Security) in Coastal Christmas - Holodeck (All welcome)
SNIP

Remy stepped into the holodeck, still in uniform. He wasn’t here for the X-mas party. . . yet. He saw Alita sitting in the guard tower and silently approached across the sand. He climbed the tower until his face was even with her hips and smiled. “Dis view is much better dan de sunset. I could stare at dis alllll day.”

Boudreaux (CO)

OOC: Fixing the split. please continue in this thread.

Coryn had yet to meet many members of the Wolverines crew and he figured the party the COS had sent out a message about would be as good a place as any. Coastal theme? He thought to himself… but which coast? He figured it didn’t matter in the end, this was supposed to be a party and parties had food and drinks and that’s all that really mattered. He searched through some of information on the computer until he found a look that he felt was adequately festive and comfortable and sent the specifications over to the replicator.

Vinoda changed into a pair of khaki cargo shorts, slides, and a festive button down shirt. https://images-na.ssl-images-amazon.com/images/I/81pjYcd-n4L.AC_UX385.jpg

He made his way to the holodeck, ignoring the looks he received from those he passed in the corridors. Upon entering the holodeck he looked around… it was truly a beautiful simulation. He noticed a couple sharing a moment and left them to it, instead making his way over to the bar. After placing his order, he turned his back to the bar and leaned against it where he could see who else would be joining the festivities.

Vinoda Sec

Glancing a message on her console while working, she couldn’t help but stop to read it when she saw Christmas party. Her brow arched at “sex wax” hoping she was able to replicate a decent surfboard. Bikinis were not her style as she had always been a bit conservative though she was hopeful to find appropriate swimming attire, because the beach and water she just couldn’t resist. So after work off she ran to find what she needed then headed to the party excitedly. Last but not least a wide brimmed hat to help keep the sun from her sensitive skin, she didn’t want to look like a lobster the next morning.
Upon entering the holosuite she was immediately entranced by the beauty and the wind and waves. Not noticing much else as she made a bee line for the shore. plunking her surfboard up in the sand before wading into the water sitting down in the wet sand to look out to sea.

Ensign

Lenore Mantis [Doctor]

The view was truly spectacular, she loved the call of the seagulls as they flew overhead. She closed her eyes momentarily to just listen. Suddenly parched with thirst she looked back up the shore and noticed what must be the bar. As she got up she noticed the bottom of her suit was wet and sandy. She rinsed off best she could then headed to the bar and ordered a large iced southern sweet tea….

Ensign

Lenore Mantis [Doctor]

Alita had been focused on several people below but had sensed Remy’s approach. Even so, his words surprised her a bit causing her to flinch before half turning to look down at him.

“Well that’s nice to know. It does come with the rest of me. Now either you change out of that uniform or I’ll throw you into the damned surf.” she said teasingly.

Remy grinned. “I’ll go an’ get changed in a moment, No need to get aggressive,” he began and glanced around for anyone that might overhear, “. . . yet.”

Alita had never been one to blatantly flaunt her body. Her bikini top was probably not the most revealing that Remy would see all night but the lustrous purple and silver swirl pattern accented her coloring and breasts nicely. The bottoms offered ample coverage of her butt and the slight ruffle accentuated her hips and legs.

“So what can I do for you?”

Alita

“Ooooh, I can tink of plenty of tines, each as enjoyable as the previous. . . but for now, jus’ continue to be you’ dazzline self an’ make sure everyone enjoys demselves. Later, you an’ I can make our own waves?”

Boudreaux (CO)

Alita couldn’t help but smile at him in every way. He was her Captain, her lover, and a damned good drinking buddy.

“Back at’cha. I would be happy to do all of the above but I need to get down from my tower. The bar, the kitchen, you know. I need to be everywhere at once. So, are you gonna move or do I have to move you?” she asked teasingly.

• Alita

Continuing to grin, Remy replied, “You ‘ave already moved me in numerous ways, cher, and each has left me blissfully spent.”

He began to back down the ladder and continued. “But alas, the morale officers job is never done. I ‘ave to change, anyway. Be back soon.” He began to lean in to give Alita a kiss when he remembered where they were. “There will be plenty of dose later, no?”

Boudreaux (CO)

Fin never wanted to be the first to arrive—anywhere. So, she took her time getting ready. Finally, she stood before the mirror in her quarters and gave herself the once over. She’d pulled her fiery hair up into a top knot and the suit she wore resembled short sleeved scuba diving attire. That’s where the resemblance ended though. It was a black, one piece, with a fitted collar and short sleeves, but everything above the mound of her breasts was sheer, like chiffon. It mixed business with pleasure. Nothing was truly revealed.

She’d walked through the ship with a large, fringed scarf tied around her hips and a pair of sandals on her feet. As she entered the holodeck, Fin was pleased with the setting—although it didn’t strike her as the usual Terran celebration of Christmas. Dropping the scarf just inside the door, she put her thoughts in order.

Coryn continued leaning on the bar nursing his drink as he watched the various NPC party-goers arrive. The attire would be typical of any Terran beach party he’d seen in the holos. Then a familiar face walked through the door and captured all of his attention. Fiery red hair tied atop her head, the CIO was clad in a faux modest one piece suit. The black sheer fabric revealing the perfect skin beneath, when she dropped the scarf… his eyes traveled up her toned legs to her hips.

Right. First, a drink and a place to study the crew that looked innocuous. Light, brown eyes spotted a bar with stools and that was where she headed. The bartender was right there when she sat on a stool. “Hello, I’d like rum, please. If you have flavored options…as close as you can get to torched cherries.” He smiled at Fin and headed down the bar to retrieve a bottle.

“Ice or straight?” He asked when he returned and set a glass on the bar.

“Ice, please.” She watched as he poured a generous portion and added three ice cubes. She let their fingers touch as he pushed the drink toward her while she was reaching for it. One swallow had Fin squinting her eyes as she tried to place the flavor. “Mmm, delicious. Is that a fruit flavor?”

The barman leaned an elbow on the bar and leaned towards her. “We don’t have torched cherry rum, but I thought this might do. It’s smoked apricot.”

—Fin, CIO

Coryn watched Fin approach the way a hungry man might look at a buffet. She hadn’t appeared to notice him there by the bar as she placed her order. A rum drinker huh? He was liking her more by the minute. He half turned to speak to her but became distracted as he watched the glass move to her lips as she tasted her drink… finally he forced himself to focus, pushing his lust to the side for the moment. “You have fine taste it seems…” He said raising his own glass in a form of toast. “And I must say that you look beautiful this evening.”

Vinoda Sec

She’d known he was there, but it wasn’t always wise to let people know how much you noticed your surroundings. “Hey you, thanks. You don’t look so bad yourself— even your face looks more relaxed than the last time I saw you.

She turned on her stool and looked out on the other party goers. A good percentage of the people had to be holograms. “It’s weird isn’t it? This is the smallest ship I’ve ever been assigned to. There’s no anonymity here and eventually, everyone will know your business.” She didn’t like that thought.

—Fin, CIO