<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>Main Briefing Room<br/><strong>Mentioning:</strong>Others in the room<br/><br/>An inter-ship com from a petty officer quieted the room. Well, this was all getting off to...an<em>interesting</em>start. Subtle arguments and rebellious officers already. Now a hail from Deep Space.<br/><br/>The two who had been in the very undercurrents of an argument still looked a bit sour from it, but the Captain handled it wonderfully. Firm but not overbearing. Commanding but in a respectful manner. He enforced his position and rank without sounding arrogant or condescending. Highly admirable. And most people thought androids had no handle on emotions or subtle communications. The Captain was doing exceptionally, as expected.<br/><br/>An image came through on the screen, a Captain Hernandez as it were. Geshinaa smiled just was warmly and intrigued as ever. Charming fellow, wasn't he? Her smiled dimmed into a grim seriousness when he began his account. Kessoks and Klingons... and peace talks. Oh dear. A challenge right out the gate. Folding her hands on top of the table, she leaned forward, pitchless eyes focusing on the captain who commanded the screen. Klingons did not often choose diplomacy over forces of strength. Kessoks were a silicon-based race with no notable genders to decern one from the other, with past ties to Cardassians who had first discovered them in the late 2370s. Her eyes moved over to the Redemption's Captain. His predecessor had been the one to end the tensions between the Kessoks and Star Fleet.<br/><br/>And while Geshinaa knew a good bit more on Klingons, since there had been much to learn with such an interwoven Starfleet past with them, there wasn't much else she knew about the Kessoks. All of her information on them was a short one-page textbook learning of them. Thank goodness the ship had a full Diplomatic package designed into it.<br/><br/>So to Delvine 5 then, and to meet with the Yeager to rendezvous with Envoy Dubois.  Looking to the Chief Security Officer, she tipped her clementine head a bit, curious as to the question asked and what the answer might be. Indeed. What might the Klingons and Kessok's be so delicately feuding over? It must be precious if the Klingons were hesitant enough to ask for diplomatic intervention. She peered intently at the man on the screen.