Posted Dec. 1, 2020, 6:04 p.m. by Ensign V'Lat Morton (Engineer) (Samuel Glenn)
Posted by Lieutenant Commander Dagen Thor (CE) in CE Office Ensign Morton Reporting For Duty
Posted by Ensign V’Lat Morton (Engineer) in CE Office Ensign Morton Reporting For Duty
Posted by Lieutenant Commander Dagen Thor (CE) in CE Office Ensign Morton Reporting For Duty
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Once V’Lat had approached the office of the chief engineer he looked over his clothing, he tried to find any sign of mess or untidiness to find it his uniform was fine and he may just be feeling uncomfortable. After a few seconds, which felt like a lifetime to V’Lat he knocked on the door before asking,
“Ensign Morton Sir.”He closed his eyes in wait of a reply.
Dagen was like his predecessor and mentor from long ago. He didn’t like his office door closed but always open. At the knock he looked up and saw a tall, young Vulcan standing there. Morton. That didn’t sound like a Vulcan name. There had to be a story there. In his calendar he knew there was transfer crew coming and he had just glanced at the list.
Dagen stood and brought up his fingers in a Vulcan gesture. “Live long and prosper Ensign Morton. Come in. Lets go over your file and see where you’d best fit. Are you familiar with the Genesis layout?” he asked. It was likely a mute point; Vulcans tended to have that sort of thing ‘filed’ away by now.
- Dagen Thor, CEOn the vulcan gesture V’Lat Attempted it but instead had is Index and Pinky finger extended with the ring and middle finger together “Eh, I never learned the hand movement. and yes to the question. I am relatively familiar with the Genesis’s layout, still trying to acquaint myself though” After saying this V’Lat smiled yet still concerned he may hear all the questions he had heard before a thousand times. He looked around the room, “May I have a seat sir?”
Ensign. Morton Engineer
‘A dyslexic Vulcan?’ Dagen wondered. “She’s not a big ship but she’s a good ship. And still pretty new.” He withheld the statement that he had helped in her construction. That wasn’t relevant. He gestured to a chair, then bent to take off it a small nanocalibrator and deuterium injector panel that he had been tinkering with. Setting them on the desk he said, “Of course.”
V’Lat in response took a seat, “Thank you very much sir.”
“Have you had a past assignment?” he asked. The Vulcan looked young. Real young. Did he ever look that young? “Did you go through the Vulcan Science Academy or Starfleet?” He knew they were cross functional and Vulcan had certain .. leeway.
- Dagen, CE
He smiled and gave a response that seems quite rehearsed “Starfleet Academy, I have never been to Vulcan. I bet there will be a few questions linked to that statement.” V’Lat analysed nanocalibrator and deuterium injector and looked at them with familiarity.
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