Posted Jan. 23, 2023, 4:31 p.m. by Captain Willow Taylor (Commanding Officer) (Calé Reilly)
Posted by Commander Dira Myqian (Executive Officer) in Main Sim - Primary Sickbay
Posted by Gamemaster Mischief Maker (co-Gamemaster) in Main Sim - Primary Sickbay
Posted by Captain Willow Taylor (Commanding Officer) in Main Sim - USS Amazon - Ambassador’s Runabout
Posted by… suppressed (2) by the Post Ghost! 👻(snip)
Since they were all going to the medical bay together, at least at first, Salin just smiled at Walker. “Of course, lead the way,” as she followed him out of the transporter room on Deck 3. She vaguely recalled that this ship had two of them, and one of them was on this side of the ship, though she couldn’t remember where exactly. That was probably for the best, because if she knew how close or far the place was it would give her mind time to get anxious and she was going to try her very hardest to not make all this more difficult.
She slipped the patient band on her delicate wrist and eyed it. “Are there times when I can or should take this band of? I don’t want to disrupt anything you might need from it.”
~Mischief Maker
“Functionally, it works similar to our commbadges in that it lets the ship know where you are, with the added functionality of allowing us to remotely monitor your vital signs, and alert us if you’re having a medical emergency,” Brad said. “That said, if there’s ever a time you don’t want us to know where you are, or how you’re doing, you can take it off. It’s supposed to be a convenience on both of our ends of the care experience, but it is certainly not mandatory.”
Cmdr. Dr. Brad Walker
Chief of Staff“I see,” the ambassador said, turning her wrist. “Well, if nothing else, it serves as extra decoration of which I don’t mind,” she said, breaking into a beaming smile and all but floating forward in the slightly lighter gravity.
As the group began to file out Willow raised her eyebrows at Dira and gave the smallest inclines of her head as if to say thoughts?
A tiny nod was Dira’s reply as she kept an eye on the Ambassador and her entourage. Later, if Willow hadn’t figure it out herself, she’d explain that yes, Mero really is that… floaty. But she knew better than to underestimate the woman.
She followed along with the procession.
Willow Taylor
COThey made their way to Deck 5 and soon came to the entrance the medical bay. Salin hated herself for it, but even as she wore a beatific smile her body froze, almost on its own accord. She forced herself to take a step and breathed out.
“Ambassador?” Myqian said softly. She had been about to keep going and head for the bridge, but the wash of strong emotions (namely fear and panic) hit her heard.
“I’m okay. Just… someone walk in first,” the Kelakgh said, breathing deeply as she had been taught.
Immediately Willow stepped around and into the medical suite causing the door way to open. She gave the ambassador the sort of smile that only a doctor who had seen a spooked patient in their professional life could muster.
“Take your time and enter whenever you’re ready.” She said quietly as they waited.
One step, then another, then another and she finally crossed the threshold and took in the large space, her silver eyes noting that even though the people were the draw here, it came with the simple fact that few cultures could do medical environments too differently. There were basic conditions that needed to be met in order to provide excellent care. But they were sometimes too alike, and therein lay the problem.
She was in. Mero smiled as if everything was perfectly fine. “So… where to we begin?”
~Mischief Maker
Seeing that Taylor and Walker had things under control, Myqian headed for the bridge. She wouldn’t say it aloud, but she understood the Ambassador’s fear, even if it took a different form. Such things were not easily displaced.
Commander Myqian, XO
Willow Taylor
CO
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