Posted by Lieutenant Ta’lahali Akera Beveres (Counsellor) in CNS Check in - Elia Lenka

Posted by Lieutenant Junior Grade Elia Lenka (Scientist) in CNS Check in - Elia Lenka

Posted by Lieutenant Ta’lahali Akera Beveres (Counsellor) in CNS Check in - Elias Lenka
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Last stop on her initial tour was to report for her psychological review by the ship’s counsellor.

She didn’t mind psych evaluations; she tolerated them, as they were part of protocol, but she saw them as little more than a formality. She had often had debates on whether psychology was indeed a match for neurology and biological psychology. Lenka believed anything could be explained with firing neurons and changes in brain chemistry.

Her psychological report had been sent to her new ship as per protocol, which read:

‘Lieutenant Elias Lenka can be summarised in many words, and a few I would use would be efficient, to the point, and somewhat disdainful.

‘When asked, she was candid in her opinion that she did not put much stock into the discipline of psychology, but conceded that it was necessary. I admit that did not endear her to me initially, but after a few meetings, I did come to know her a little better.

‘Yes, she could be somewhat distant from her fellow officers, and sometimes quite abrupt, but she is professional and is not hostile in any way.

‘For my fellow professional on her posting on the Viking, I would hope they would encourage her to use her off-duty time to try and socialise and spend less time in the labs, alone.’

• Lt. Cmdr. Katerina Calledine, Chief Science Officer, USS Hesiod.

“Hmm..” Tal muled over the PaDD, reaching over to grasp the cup of black coffee beside her, raising it to her lips, she was disappointed to find it was cold, nearly empty. Frowning, she rose to her feet with that poor mug in one hand and the PaDD in the other. Unfortunately, her office didn’t have a working replicator, so she was forced to retreat to the mess hall to get a cup of what she liked to call: the drink of the gods.

She rang the door chime of the Counsellor’s office, and waited.

Lt. (j.g) Lenka
Sci

Startled by the incredible screech of the chime, dropping both her device and the mug, she quickly retreated to the ground. “Uh, just a minute!” She shouted, gathering herself. Standing up, she attempted to cover the newfound coffee stain that dressed her uniform. “Come in,” she called, wearing an awkwardly calm smile.

Lt. Beveres
CNS

As the door swooshed open, the Ktarian scientist stepped through, her cat-like eyes taking in the woman before her, her eyes travelling to the stain on her uniform and her somewhat awkward stance. “Lieutenant, Junior Grade Elia Lenka,” she said, by way of introduction. Her hands remain clasped behind her back, though she did give a slight nod of respect towards an officer of superior rank. “Have I come an an inconvenient time, Counsellor?” She asked, her gaze once again flicking to the stain, then back to the human woman’s face.

Lt. jg Lenka
Sci

“Pleasure. Lieutenant Ta’lahali Beveres,” She returned, attempting to draw attention away from the stain on her uniform. Brushing down non-existent wrinkles, she turned away to set the empty mug and the PaDD on her desk. “No, of course not. Accidents happen all the time, Lieutenant, nothing to halt the universe for.” She smiled, glancing back to Lenka. “Now. Would you like to have a seat on the couch or by the desk? Whatever makes you comfortable.” The couch was definitely homier, especially with the precense of a particular creature, whose spotted pelt and gentle churring was welcome enough.

Lt. Beveres
CNS

Lenka’s gaze fell upon the creature. Scientific curiosity was peaked, but she had no desire to sit chummied up whilst talking about her feelings. She was here to get passed for duty, something she considered undesirable, yet necessary.

“The desk will be sufficient,” she replied, as her eyes slid from the counsellor to the creature. “An unusual pet you have, Counsellor. I don’t believe I have encountered it’s like before. “

Lenka
Sci