Main Sim - Science - The Man, The Myth, The Physicist

Posted Sept. 9, 2020, 8:28 a.m. by Lieutenant Priscilla Simms (Chief Science Officer) (Melissa Aragon)

Posted by Gamemaster Alias Smith N. Jones, Esq. (GMT) in Main Sim - Science - The Man, The Myth, The Physicist

Posted by Lieutenant Priscilla Simms (Chief Science Officer) in Main Sim - Science - The Man, The Myth, The Physicist

Posted by Gamemaster Alias Smith N. Jones, Esq. (GMT) in Main Sim - Science - The Man, The Myth, The Physicist
As the ship moved away from the dock, the doora to the lab slud open and a slender human male walked through and looked around. Catching a passing Ensign, he said “Excuse me. I’m looking for the Chief Science Officer? The Computer said she was here. Would you mind telling her Dr. Drillek is here to see her.” The Ensign nodded and went tot he offfice door and pressed the chime. “Ma’am, Dr. Drillek for you.”

GMT

“COME!” Priscilla called out absently. She had forgotten to reopen the door after changing into her work uniform. She tried to keep a clean, fresh set in her office for briefings and such and had changed into another set when the briefing had finished and she had settled Dr. Drillek in his quarters a couple hours earlier.

Now she had her back to the door and her head was down over the table of scattered trays, vials and PaDDs. At the mention of the Doctor, though, she smiled and stood up, turned to the Ensign and nodded. “Show him in, of course. Thank you.”

As the man came into view and she crossed the room, her smile brightened. A respectful nod of her head and an extended hand to take a seat by her desk were next. “Dr. Drillek. What a pleasure. I was sure you’d be in engineering. Please, have a seat. Can I get you something to drink?” She nodded to the replicator where her water pitcher and a couple glasses, one full, set on a tray.

Lt Priscilla Simms
CSO

Drillek smiled and said “Please… call me Sean. I was never big on the while ‘doctor’ thing. And I’d love an apple juice, if you don’t mind.” He settled into a chair and looked around. “I like your lab. Vould be laid out a bit better, make movement easier, but it seems to be pretty solid considering the attitude that isn’t a science vessel.” His tone was calm and even, but the last part lent belief that maybe the Command staff’s pyshback during the meeting may have cut him a bit.

GMT

Priscilla nodded and smiled. “Sean it is. And call me Priscilla, please. Apple juice it is.” She moved to the replicator and was bringing up the order when he commented on the ship not being ‘Science’ as the Captain commented. “I assure you, Doc… sorry. I can assure you, the Dresden should be capable of handling just about anything science wise space can throw at it.” She smiled and brought the juice back to him. “As to the layout, I just recently arrived and I admit I tend to adapt to whatever is there rather than rearrange. But if you have a better layout plan, I am more than happy to hear it.” She settled in the chair beside him rather than across from him with the desk between them. “But I’m betting you have better reasons to be here than the placement of desks and chairs. So tell me more about the station and what prompted you to go out there yourself. I mean, surely you could have just sent us out there to check on them.” She reached over to pull her PaDD to her lap to take notes as needed.

Priscilla
CSO

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