<div class="quoteheader"><div class="topslice_quote"><a href="https://elliquiy.com/forums/index.php?topic=82453.msg4091509#msg4091509">Quote from: Barnbean on 05-01-2011, 20:00:45</a></div></div><blockquote class="bbc_standard_quote">It could wait though. None of it was pressing, not at all as pressing as the person standing before him actually TALKING to him. Makari smiled at the doctor and gave her a small nod as he stood from his seat and extended his hand to hers in an informal offer of a hand shake. "Pleasure to see you Lieutenant," He said pleasently and then paused in thought. "Or do you prefer doctor? Or Overlord or all things medical? Since your the one person here who can releave ANYONE from duty the choice is clearly yours as to what you will be called..." He suggested idly, shrugging his shoulders lightly before he settled back into his place on the bridge.<br/></blockquote><div class="quotefooter"><div class="botslice_quote"></div></div><br/><span class="bbc_font" style="font-family: comic sans ms;">Sahara shook Makari's hand in a firm shake and then couldn't help the laugh that bubbled forth from her lips.  It appeared that the Commander was one that would be able to put her at ease and make her laugh, something that was a plus in her book.  She had to be able to lighten up and not be into such a hardassed train of thinking while she was on the ship.  If she did, she knew that she would get bored of her job and her position very quickly.  Besides, there was humor to be had in everything, and it was clear that Makari was a man that understood that.<br/><br/>"I'm so glad that someone has finally noticed the power that I possess on this ship," she teased him.  "I could find any one of you high ranking commanders unfit for duty and take over the ship myself," she grinned, obviously joking.  While the thought was entertaining, she knew that she would never be able to handle running a ship like this one.  She would just stick to running the medical department.  That alone kept her busy, and that was definitely enough for now.  Besides, she could always have her fun with the higher ups when they came in for their checkups.<br/><br/>"Sahara is fine," she said with a smile, "though my friends have been known to call me Sari on occasion," she told him.  "I'm surprised to see you here, actually," she said.  "I thought that you would be with the rest of them down on the planet's surface," she explained, gesturing to the picture of said planet that was on the bridge's screen.  "Or, are you just staying behind to make sure that everything runs smoothly over here?" she asked, leaning against one of the nearest walls.  "I wouldn't blame you, being that it was established in the briefings that we don't know what we're dealing with regarding the chronitons," she told him.</span>