<div class="floatleft">(http://elliquiy.com/elluiki/images/3/32/OdedFehr.jpg)</div><strong>Name:</strong>Commander Kar'tak Timor Vanzell, First Officer (http://elliquiy.com/wiki/Kar%27tak_Timor_Vanzell)<br/><br/><strong>Location:</strong>Captain's Quarters<br/><br/><strong>Time:</strong>Late evening<br/><br/><strong>Tagging:</strong>Captain Lyra Core, Closed<br/><hr/><div style="text-align: justify;">She was still unreadable, for certain, yet he was also still being permitted to sit in her presence, which told him much without her needing to speak. She must have at least been -curious-. Even if he had -shocked- her with his idea, she -still- was a sharp, intelligent woman. She could have called security or even simply dismissed him long before now. In all truth, Kar'tak wasn't sure how much of her thought process was vulcan-based, and how much was human-based. But he was fairly certain to have any chance at succeeding at this, he had to appeal to the vulcan side the most, as it would be the side of her that would reject him the quickest. They were four races between two people, and none of them 'matched'. That did not matter to him, of course, but it very well might matter to -her-.<br/><br/>When she finally spoke, he listened closely. So, the vulcan side of her was merely the 'surface', what lie beneath was more closely led by the human side of her. She confirmed she was actually considering his offer - to which he slightly bowed his head in appreciation for the consideration at all. Then she complimented him on being attracting and intriguing - to which he bowed his head again in thanks. Then, she insisted that any sort of liaison between them -would- be considered a relationship. <br/><br/>"I would quite enjoy that, Captain," he said softly in reply. Indeed, that would signify -repeating- the process, and from his understanding, it would also mean they would be exclusive - at least, how -he- understood it.<br/><br/>When she indicated that she had a question, he raised a brow and waited until she asked what brought on the idea, besides his physical needs.<br/><br/>He was quiet for a moment, thinking how to put his answer into words. Licking his lips, he spoke. "There were several factors that contributed to my getting up the never to bring this proposal before you," he said. "Yes, physical -needs- of a male my age are quite... strong. Beyond that, I find you attractive... quite beautiful, in fact. I've also worked closely with you for almost two months, and I admire your personality. The klingon in me is attracted to the strong-female that you portray. Then there is the calm logic that you use, serene and focused - which appeals to the bajoran in me, which believes there is a place for serious, delicate action, and a time for passion. In addition, I assume the human side of you possesses a certain amount of... passion... that needs to be expressed from time to time, despite the vulcan side of you possibly trying to keep it caged," he said.<br/><br/>"Simply put - when you are with me, you can express either side of your personality anytime you desire - and I would welcome it wholly, and without judgment," he added. <br/><br/>He stopped there, knowing he could go on, but then it might start to sound as if he were a bit TOO enthusiastic about the idea.</div>