<div class="floatleft">(https://3.bp.blogspot.com/-WdT2PCz-fdQ/Ux0r7YN2kuI/AAAAAAAABcA/eF2DAS43BWwt2tvx4Sja3XqgHCYwxQaSgCKgB/s1600/Tigran.png)</div><strong>Character Name:</strong>Lt Commander Rim Tibbetts<br/><strong>Location:</strong>USS Redemption Bridge<br/><strong>Tagging/Mentioning:</strong>Kavash Teel ,Veyea Fontaine, Un'lar Adaal, Geshinaa Nollad & Marisa Ral'al<br/><strong>NSFW Warning:</strong><br/><br/><br/>The grin slowly spread across his face.<em>That's one for me.</em>"I'm surprised, Doctor.  Surely you're familiar with the Bajoran name protocol.  I would have assumed you'd be aware that they aren't the only species to list their family name first.  As Lieutenant Commander Fontaine indicated, it is Lieutenant Commander Rim, not Lieutenant Commander Tibbetts."  Again, he held up a hand to forestall an apology.  "I am not offended.  I'm pretty much used to it, although I will continue to correct those who make the same mistake."  He chuckled and waved his hand to encompass the bridge.  "Welcome to the bridge.  Was there any particular station that you were curious about or is this just a general visit?"  The Cardassians were last year's enemy; this year they were allies.  Next year, who knew? Tibbetts certainly didn't.  He would treat the doctor as crew (and therefore potentially family) until instructed otherwise.  He'd get his chance to sniff the alien at some point and would draw his own conclusions and form his own opinions of Un'lar as a person.  In the meantime, he had a mental tick up on the doctor, just as he did on Veyea.<br/>.<br/>His sharp ears picked up the half Orion's comment.  His blue eyes focused on her and the grin spread, not just because of her lush head of hair.  "You may find me more wolf than deer," he said.  "Assuming I understand the analogy.  And what exactly is involved in a personal scolding?" There was the slightest hint of a growl in his normally purring voice although his expression made it clear that there was no threat intended, just a little emphasis.<br/><br/>He would have said more but the door hissed open and the First Officer stepped onto the bridge.  She didn't even come to his chin.  He tried not to smirk.  A different species, she was still feline and it was likely that many of the crew would assume they were the same but to him and to her, the differences were obvious.  She had far less fur (a fact that, as always, fascinated him) and her features were far more human.  "Only my duty station, Commander," Tibbetts said, straightening to attention.  "Science station is manned and ready.  Sensors are online and reading within expected parameters.  I have been offered a tour, which I fully intend to follow up on."<br/><br/>