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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She also figured she was a special case, though.
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A second's hesitation, and she took a seat. Another second, and she actually leaned back instead of sitting with her back unnaturally stiff.
"Feels captainly."
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She was pretty impressed, yes. This wasn't the kind of life she'd ever wanted for herself, but still, she had to admit that there was a pull to it.
And that it felt like Earth wasn't the limit.
She looked up. "I'm so proud of you, Jim."
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You couldn't stop her pride, Jim!
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"Yeah, that's more like the Jim I know," she teased. "For a second, I thought you'd suddenly grown modest! Or that maybe you were a pod person or something."
She'd thought no such thing.
"Possibly a cyborg."
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He could be technical and formal when it was needed but it wasn't right now.
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"Ooh," she said (again, yes, she knew), as she pushed herself up from his chair, after one last pat on the arm rest, "yes, please. Generally, I don't think engineering would be my thing --"
She was as liberal arts as they came, really.
"-- but that sounds actually interesting."
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She was joking. Probably.
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Then she was probably going to be interested.
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Things with her trip with Xavin hadn't really shaken out that way.
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He trailed and shrugged. "I let them do their thing. Keeps them happy."
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So she was pleased to see he was in the clear. "Means you trust them. That's good."
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"And here we are," he said, gesturing. "Not much when there aren't any active missions but pretty cool otherwise."
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"Vic and Chase would love this," she said, quietly, mostly to herself. There was something faintly... not sad, but something more in that direction, about her tone.
Then she seemed to shake it off. Louder, she said, attempting a joke, "I probably shouldn't lean on any buttons here, either, right?"
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