<div class="floatright">(http://www.nationalacrobat.com/Gallery/upload/2017/10/09/20171009222928-9fc58bbd.jpg)</div><strong>Name:</strong>Dr. Elijah Henkow<br/><strong>Location:</strong>Galley<br/><strong>Time (if Needed):</strong>Morning<br/><strong>Tagging:</strong>Everyone, Anyone, No One<br/><hr/><br/>The past week had been a whirlwind of activity. Once off the rock they had been on for awhile, the void of space had surrounded them, and left plenty of time to do things that needed to be done. Elijah of course spent plenty of time with Grendel, getting re-acquainted as only the two of them could, and he enjoyed that immensely, having missed her greatly. He also spent time getting to know the others, answering any questions they might have, and participating in any discussions or activities he'd be invited to join. He had managed to buy some clothing before they left, something he'd sorely needed as he'd been on the move for awhile and had been wearing most of the same things for awhile, although unless someone helped him out, his choice of clothing was drab and utilitarian, befitting a man who spent a lot of time either working in research, or treating patients.<br/><br/>Two things occupied his 'working' time. The first was a complete examination and overhaul of the medical area's supplies, drugs and chemicals. That would likely take the lion's share of his time as there were many unidentified items that needed clarification. Luckily his education and practical work experience, combined with his expansive medical database, were combining to help him wade through all of that, and to correctly label and mark what needed to be identified. There were a few evenings where Grendel's distractions were just what he needed to get some rest and stop working, and he was grateful for that.<br/><br/>The other item he worked on setting up was his scientific equipment that would be useful planet side for collecting data and research. Calibration and configuration took some time, so that by the time they arrived on point, it was ready to be deployed.<br/><br/>He took a sip of coffee. While I have some anti-radiation doses on board, I only have three. Can't tell you the engineering specifics, but I'd rather not have to use up our store of radiation antidotes so soon if it can be avoided he said from the galley, simply savoring coffee.