<span class="bbc_font" style="font-family: comic sans ms;">"As for medical...My staff seems to be fine last I saw them," she told the Captain.  "There weren't any signs of aging in either direction that I noticed."  The pause in Sahara's voice after she said that hung in the air for a few seconds before she continued.  "I'll be honest though, Captain," Sahara spoke up finally.  "I've never encountered anything like this before.  I'm working on trying to analyze the cases we've come into contact with, but it's not proving to be easy."  Before Sari could say anything else, the voice came over the computer alerted her that something was wrong.  Sure enough, there was something terribly wrong, as she heard Brady's words.<br/><br/>"Thank you for the update, Mr. Vincent," she told him.  "Can you and Cerise take care of that while I'm away?" she asked, smiling politely into midair when she heard his confirmation.  <br/><br/>When the door opened, Sahara was drawn out of her worry for a brief moment to see who had entered.  With a sigh of relief more than anything else, she looked at Sam, and smiled slightly, knowing that her new appearance probably startled the poor man.  She watched as he settled and then began to speak.  "I would greatly appreciate such an act," she said.  "We need to know what we're working with...Thank you very much...Or perhaps I shouldn't be saying thank you until you know what you're really getting yourself into," she told him, a light smile crossing her beautiful features.<br/><br/>"Commander," she said with a smile, turning her attention next to Makari.  "I would be honored to be working with you to try and resolve this issue.  Goodness knows that we need all the help we can get right now."  Her smiled turned into a full on grin as her eyes landed on Lieutenant MacGalleon.  "I can deal with a bunch of cranky old men," she told Makari, with a playful wink in Dun's direction.  "It's the fact that we have little children running around here that worries me..."</span>