<div class="floatleft">(http://elliquiy.com/elluiki/images/d/d8/Lyra-avi.jpg)</div><strong>Character:</strong>Captain Lyra Core (http://elliquiy.com/wiki/Lyra_Core)<br/><br/><strong>Location:</strong>Captain's chair<br/><br/><strong>Time:</strong>mid-Morning<br/><br/><strong>Tagging:</strong>Ares and Kar'tak<br/><hr/><br/><br/>She had thought she was prepared for whatever the science officer could announce upon her. The seemingly 'devil may care'  attitude was not unexpected. His history was filled with illogical anomalies coupled with a lack of precaution. He was reckless and illogical. As many humans were. Though Lyra had a thought that he was perhaps the most so she had met. Given she was raised on Earth, that was saying a lot. But, she wouldn't judge him too much. Not yet.<br/><br/>As the lift doors opened she turned her head too see who else was coming to disturb her. Luckily, the person who stepped onto the bridge wasn't there to bother her with requests. It was her First Officer, Kar'tak. There was a moment of something flickering across her eyes. What was it? Happiness? Relief? It was barely there and gone before more could be told than 'pleasant.' She gave a curt nod acknowledging him before turning her attention back to Ares and listened to him ramble about things either unimportant to the situation or that simply did not answer her question to her satisfaction.<br/><br/>"As seemingly interesting as you think that is, your record is not something I am unaware of. You still, however, did not fully answer my question. What<em>are</em>your experiments? Why<em>exactly</em>do they need an entire cargo bay?" She asked with a somewhat perturbed bare undertone. She did not like him being so avoidant over questions. She was protective of her ship, and her crew on it. She wasn't going to have some rogue scienctist doing dangerous experiments on her ship that she didn't have details on. "Do you truly expect to come in unofficially and have me to simply grant such a request without knowing exactly why? Especially given that you have not reported for a medical or psych exam in quite some time." Yes. The ship and the people on it were her business. Despite him hardly showing himself, she did make himself known to her by reading the extensive files granted to captains. The last thing she needed was to be unprepared when dealing with a unruly crew member.