<div style="text-align: justify;">Place: Space Agency Mission Control<br/>Date: Jan 15th, 2116<br/>Time: 7:50 a.m.<br/><br/><span style="text-decoration: underline">Michelle Allen</span><br/><br/>The young machinist looked at the note she was holding. It read: <span style="font-style: italic">'Please, report at the Mission Control at 8:00 a.m. in the 15th, for a complete medical check, and to collect your equipment, mission issued clothing and documentation and your instructions. Do not be late'.</span> Looking at her wrist watch - an old fashioned device she still made a point of owning -, Michelle took a deep breath. She was just in time, at least the time she had planned on getting there. <br/><br/>After going through the entrance booth - a process that involved presenting documents, waiting for her identity to be confirmed and having her person and belongings searched -, she was finally allowed into an entrance hall. In there, she had to once again present her identification, have her name put in the system and sit down on a row of chairs by a wall. Apparently, the entire group assigned to the mission would come in today, and they would all be supposed to report to the mission doctor. Adorable, the girl thought to herself. That's a good way of meeting her new coworkers. She really hoped the mission doctor would be a serious and decent guy, not some creepy weirdo. Otherwise, he might lose a few teeth during the physical. <br/><br/>Looking at her watch again, the young woman pulled a reading device out and started studying the information about the ship she had gotten from Mission Control. She would have to take a look at it personally later, of course, but, having already been informed that would only happen once everyone was there and they had gone through all of the bureaucratic part of the process, she didn't have anything better to do right now than to read up on what she was going to be dealing with.  As she did, a part of her hoped that everyone else would know that she was busy and not try to make small talk. It was bad enough that they were supposed to actually introduced themselves to everyone at some point during the process. There was no need to make this any more painful than it already sounded.</div>