Lt JG Taj'el - Home?
Taj'el
((Deck 10, Medical Complex, USS Ronin))
Taj’el had not been particularly troubled by the cooler reception. This provided an opportunity to observe their surroundings without disturbing anyone. It also allowed time to acclimate to the walk from Sickbay to their quarters. The human, however, appeared to be agitated for some reason. Why would he be concerned? It did not affect him. Perhaps he was apprehensive regarding their impressions of Sickbay.
Taj’el: If you should ever require a medical evaluation, you will know where to locate me. Hopefully, for the duration of my assignment here, that will be the extent of your need.
Kessler: I will keep that in mind Lieutenant. No offense though, I try to stay out of sickbay as much as I can.
Taj’el: Forgive me, there is one additional question: your lounge…?
Kessler: You mean Lounge 47? It's back on Deck Four. Social hub of the Ronin in most cases.
You should check it out.
Taj'el: Understood. I suppose it would be prudent to conduct periodic investigations. I am confident I shall be fine…
Kessler: I am sure you will Doc. I am in there just about as much as everyone else.
Taj'el: It appears it will be quite busy…
Much like Valhalla, the area would host a considerable number of officers. It served as an effective location for meeting others, but this also implied a crowded environment. They remained uncertain in their interactions and recognized the possibility of inadvertently making physical contact with someone, which provoked a degree of apprehension.
Kessler: Lieutenant. You've got this. Have trust in your own self. You'll find that home you are looking for.
They had raised an eyebrow as they observed the security officer. The statement had been peculiar, yet partially accurate. They were still attempting to ascertain their position within Starfleet.
Taj'el: Interesting… if you say so sir.
He nodded and departed from Sickbay. They had waved in acknowledgment as he left, then turned to survey the new environment awaiting them. Well, there was no time like the present.
