Airik nodded as Jeela spoke. She had a definite air of peace about her. The Ba'ku had met several Bajorans in his career and found that many fell into one of two types...there was the passionate fighter who experienced the constant displacement and persecution under Cardassian occupation. They were often skeptical, fierce, and resolved.<br/><br/>The other type were more grounded and spiritual. Many connected closely with the Bajoran faith. Their attributes were contemplative, quiet, and welcoming.<br/><br/>Airik had a gut feeling Jeela was the latter, but to categorize an individual, or an entire people, into two types was a bit preposterous. "I'm sure there will be some on the crew that will seek your counsel and support..."<br/><br/>He was about to continue when the door alerted him to another presence. With the crew on shore leave, the Captain had discovered many came to him with questions and concerns about the ship. He didn't mind it, in fact, Airik appreciated that the crew felt he could be approached. This was not a rigid war vessel, but a vessel of science and it required different leadership.<br/><br/>"Come." Airik said, looking to the door.