Posted by Lieutenant Duncan Rhodes (Chief Science Officer) in Meeting the CSO

Posted by Captain Remy Boudreaux (CO) in Meeting the CSO
With one more stop before heading to the surface, Remy popped in the science lab, looking for the new chief science officer. Lt Rhodes was a transplant from Outpost 42, along with Dr. Locksley.

As he looked about, gazing at the various experiments running, he wondered what it was that brought the pair to the Wolverine. . .

Boudreaux (CO)

“Captain,” a clearly accented, clipped upper class English voice came from behind one of the scanning tools on a bench in the centre of the small lab, the lights down fairly low. Stepping out from behind it, was the form of the CSO. Normally one of the taller men in a room he was in fact slightly shorter than Boudreaux although his bearing was such that there wasn’t a slouch or casual pose to be seen from the man. In the softer light, his piercing pale blue eyes were evident. Obvious, but not unnatural.

“She has a slightly smaller Science facility than I am accustomed to,” He looked to one side, and placed a rack of beakers on the bench. All empty, it appeared that Duncan was getting accustomed to his new work space. “But quite suitable. I’m not due to check in until the morning, Captain, you are doing the rounds of your ship?”

Lt Rhodes, CSO

OCC: This is taking place before the shuttle was knocked out of the sky.

IC:
Remy offered his hand to Rhodes. When he spoke, it was with a thick Cajun accent. “Jus’ wanted to meet my new science chief before ‘eadine down to de planet for some R & R.”

“Oui, de lab is small, but on a destroyer we do no’ have de luxury of a large lab. I’m glad you find it suitable, ‘cuz it will allow you to get de job done.”

He looked around the lab at where everything was placed. “My former CSO was quite meticulous wit’ makine sure everytine was where it was supposed to be. As were his records on inventory. So, if you are low on any supplies fill out a requis-SHON order and I’ll make sure it is filled before our next mis-SHON, no?”

Boudreaux (CO)