<br/><div class="floatleft">(https://s-media-cache-ak0.pinimg.com/236x/45/1b/dc/451bdcd030daeca003fd23945982e03c--star-trek-costumes-alien-costumes.jpg)</div><strong>Character Name:</strong>Counselor Geshinaa Nollad<br/><strong>Location:</strong>Redemption Bridge - Operations Panel<br/><strong>Mentioning:</strong>Doctor Un'lar Adaal, Lt.Cdr. Rim Tibbets, Lt.Cdr. Veyea Fontaine, Lt. Kavash Teel<br/><br/>Ah, it appeared the Doctor's assessment on how everyone would react was most accurate. His little joke had turned out to be entirely factual based. Well, she conceded to him, but she wasn't very surprised. After all not only were the two of the least liked species (apparently in his slightly joking opinion, hers even more so than his own) but they were also a doctor and a counselor. Two of the most subconsciously feared people of position on board. Or so it seemed anyway. It was sort of like having the irrational fear of going to a dentist though. It always seemed worse in the beginning.<br/><br/>"'And the<em>un'dah'mey</em>disperse with the wind, scattering like deer before a wolf'," she murmured the quote to herself with wry humor. Never the less, everyone was making hasty get aways. Geshinaa laughed softly under her breath, raising a brow. The Joined Trill she could handle later, since it appeared most of this discomfort with that one lay when he spotted Doctor Adaal. He was getting off easy today, by the ever benevolent fact that the counselor had bigger fish to fry. Though it was unfortunate. He had a cute lost and tormented<em>pushalna</em>look to him. Like an Earth puppy. The Caitian was also most unfortunately not at the top of her list either, though she'd get the feline somehow too. Probably corner him too, if she was to judge the difficulty level on how everyone else was reacting. Poor darlings. The kiddos didn't realize how determined she was.<br/><br/>So that left the human female, Veyea Fontaine. Looking to Doctor Adaal she gave him a conspirator's wink, as if giving him the heads up that he was on his own. She was most certain he could take care of himself, though he was a fun companion. They would certainly have to play a game of 3d chess sometime. It would be a true battle, no doubt. Giving him a small wave, she crossed over to the human lieutenant commander, hands before her back and head craned a bit in curiosity.<br/><br/>"Are you planning on running away from me too, Lt. Commander?" she spoke softly, with a bit of her warm smile still on her face, "I had hoped we get your appointment scheduled. Sooner, rather than later, that is."