<div class="floatleft">(https://www.slashfilm.com/wp/wp-content/images/star-trek-discovery-featurette-pike.jpg)</div><strong>Name</strong>: Captain Decimus Courcel (https://elliquiy.com/forums/index.php?topic=309788.msg15070492#msg15070492)<br/><strong>Location</strong>:<em>USS Avenger</em>> Deck 2 > Captain's Ready Room to Bridge<br/><br/><strong>Condition</strong>: Healthy (No Stress, No Injuries)<br/><strong>Attributes:</strong>Control 11 | Daring 11 | Fitness 8 | Insight 7 | Presence 11 | Reason 8<br/><strong>Disciplines:</strong>Command 5 | Conn 3 | Engineering 2 | Medicine 1 | Science 2 | Security 3<br/><br/><strong>Talents:</strong>Bold: Command, Supervisor, Call to Arms, Cold Reading<br/><strong>Equipment:</strong>Uniform, Tricorder, Communicator<br/><strong>Notes</strong>: Tagging XO<br/><br/><hr/><br/>Decimus finished up the log entry and stood up from his desk.  There was only so much reports one could write and read.  There was a bit of a joke during War College on how a starship did not run on dilithium as many though, but the electrons generated by the volume of "paperwork" a Captain had to read and write.  Decimus was now starting to believe such was true.<br/><br/>He had to admit he was restless, and had been ever since the war.  The Four Year war changed Starfleet, and there was no denying it.  Decimus was beginning to wonder if there was something wrong with him as had the "itch" as they called back at War College.  He wanted excitement, but at the same time he knew to also be careful what one wished for.  He was up to his eyeballs in excitement back in the battle of Deneb III when the<em>Lexington</em>was almost crippled by enemy fire.  With "excitement" there was risk, and while he would risk his ship and crew if it was necessary, Decimus did not really want to come head to head with such a necessity.<br/><br/>Decimus walked the short distance to the door which slide open with the slight whisper sound.  One of the ratings at their station gave the acknowledged age old command<strong>"Captain on the bridge!"</strong>No one left their stations, as such was Decimus' standing orders as while he appreciated the gesture, he did not want the bridge crew coming to military attention when at their stations.  There was far too much work to be done.  Decimus smiled warmly and inclined his head to the crew member before turning his attention to the view screen.<strong>"Thank you, Chief.  Have we hailed FDR 39 yet?  If not lets let them know we are here and available.  I am certain I am not alone for wanting a break in routine."</strong>Decimus said as he made a gesture to the view screen.