<br/>Name: Alenis Fuliar (please note that Alenis is the characters last name and Fullar is his first name.)<br/>Age: 30<br/>Race:Bajorin<br/>Role/Rank: Star Fleet Intelligence/Operations Lieutenant<br/>Location: Personal Quarters<br/><br/><div class="floatright">(http://i997.photobucket.com/albums/af91/charlesott1982/292px-Bareil_Antos_2371.jpg)</div><br/><br/>Fullar heard the announcement by the captain, he did think about responding, but he ignored it, and his shift was 12 hours long. He doubted he'd be allowed to go unless it was a pertinent situation that required his attention. Fullar leaned back in his chair and propped his legs up on the desk, he hit a button that turned off the bank of monitors. Touch screen technology was a wonderful advent, but one should be careful when relaxing causally, nothing like shifting your feet and hitting the intercom button, or some other command by accident. Feet crossed at the ankles, Fullar engaged in reading the report. Fullar had hoped that reading the report would make him rater bored and sleepy, but this was not the case. Instead it got him to thinking, he reached into a drawer, he had to sit up properly to do this.<br/><br/>The top drawer on the right hand side housed some anctiant tools, but ones he liked to use. There was an old inkwell, passed down by his family from early generations, as well as a dipper which was the earth equivalent of  the quill and quite exquisite. All well to do homes had them decorated, this one was lavishly done, even with small precious jewls embedded in it. To the side sat a leather bound book, his Uncle had presented it to him, along with the dipper and the ink well. Over the generations, the men and women of the family had added to the books, this one had passed down from his grandfather and great grandfather, then to his uncle and now to him. There were other books, that also had been passed along other family lines, when the book was full it was placed in the library, and a new one started. A book was passed down when the family member deemed it necessary to do so.<br/><br/>Fullar enjoyed technology as much as anyone, but he did not trust it fully, and when he undertook investigations, Fullar would write down his notes, thoughts and experiences in the book. He unclasped the book, and took out the inkwell and the dipper, and opened it to a new page, and began to make his marks, explaining in great detail, almost word for word the report he'd just read, then made his notes and commentary on it as he went along . Among his notes, Fullar wrote down that he intended to start things off by going to see the Cheif Medical Officer Azadia Telzan, if he was going to understand the properties of this device, assuming it existed. Then he realized he first had to understand about how empathy and telepathy worked, and the conditions that affected them. Fullar knew full well that Empola was on board and that she was a telepath, but unlike others, it did not make him nervous.