<strong>Airik on the bridge, not seeing much</strong><br/><br/>The Captain listened carefully to the voice that spoke to him. He didn't recognize it at first, but quickly flew through the images in his mind to put a face to the voice. He had yet to meet everyone in a manner that would allow him to connect the details. "Yes, of course, there are others on the ship that need assistance far more than me." Airik said reassuringly. "I shouldn't keep you either. I'm sorry. I can't quite place the voice to a face." Airik finally confessed outright.<br/><br/>The Ba'ku once again considered their situation. While not working with them for a long time, he had confidence in his crew. Airik knew their backgrounds and the reason for their assignment on the McNair. Their expertise in theoretical science was an asset that would come in handy.