Karolina Dean (
solarhippie) wrote2018-01-10 08:42 pm
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USS Enterprise, Space, Wednesday FT
It had taken some wrangling to make this happen: you couldn't really just up and visit someone on a spaceship whenever you decided you wanted to. Even if that someone happened to be the captain. But, Karolina was persistant! And Jim had leverage!
And so, today, Karolina Dean found herself aboard the Enterprise. There was a backpack filled with Earthside treats over her shoulder, and a look of poorly-concealed wonder on her face as she looked around where she'd been received. Everyone looked so official in their uniforms, it made her feel like she should be introducing herself as 'Counselor Dean' or something. Or at the very least wear something that wasn't a yellow hoodie with some light blue jeans.
She was as much in awe as she was feeling out of place. But, there was someone else on this ship who'd make her feel more at home. So, now she just needed to find Jim! Easy!
... She probably shouldn't go looking for Jim on her own, huh?
[ooc: NFB, and for that guy!]
And so, today, Karolina Dean found herself aboard the Enterprise. There was a backpack filled with Earthside treats over her shoulder, and a look of poorly-concealed wonder on her face as she looked around where she'd been received. Everyone looked so official in their uniforms, it made her feel like she should be introducing herself as 'Counselor Dean' or something. Or at the very least wear something that wasn't a yellow hoodie with some light blue jeans.
She was as much in awe as she was feeling out of place. But, there was someone else on this ship who'd make her feel more at home. So, now she just needed to find Jim! Easy!
... She probably shouldn't go looking for Jim on her own, huh?
[ooc: NFB, and for that guy!]
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And that was because of the hugeness of the marriage's potential consequences.
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She'd already seen enough people around that she at least didn't feel like she was in the minorest of minoriest in not being human, though.
And that felt good. It really did.
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She was going to keep trying, though!
"Fandom's pretty quiet," she added, with a light shrug. "Maybe quieter than it used to be, or maybe it just seemed busier when we were students. And, I mean, I haven't been going out a whole ton, 'cause I have so much studying to do when I'm not working."
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"Where exactly do you think I work with the students?"
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Obviously he'd proven himself to be made of some pretty sturdy stuff, but, still. Concussions.
"You're getting into fights with aliens that often?"
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It was in her nature. "But I guess it must be pretty hard to communicate with... so many different kinds of people."
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"But, we have lots of different people here whose jobs are to communicate and all. It just doesn't work sometimes. Some species are aggressive and some are just..."
He shrugged. "I'm fine though."
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Because she'd been peripherally involved in one, and those were Not Fun.
Also: "Or getting so many concussions that you start forgetting your own name. Or mine."
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She was going to be such a nerd about everything. Sorry-not-sorry in advance. That impressed noise came accompanied with a squeeze on his arm, too.
"Weren't we just in high school, and there weren't any command centers?"
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(And once, turned to look over her shoulder when someone really pretty walked by.)
"I'd ask if you ever miss it," she said, "but it looks like you wouldn't even have the time.
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"But, most of my friends have moved on by now so I don't really have any reason to go back."
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But, anyway.
Their doors had sensors, and was this how it felt to be in a scifi movie? (Yes, okay, she was an alien herself but she was also LA-born and he was right, she'd never been on a ship like this before.)
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He swiped a hand to open the final door that led out to the command center of the ship. A large viewscreen showing the black of space outside was the first thing most eyes fell on. There were people working at different stations and lots of activity happening all over.
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Her voice was hushed. She didn't even realize she was doing it - it just seemed to go with the view. She didn't want to interrupt or disturb what anyone was doing! "This is where you work?"
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"Xavin's ship was nothing like this."
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