She nodded at his request; giving him the injection where he requested. "And I'll reserve my judgement - I've seen lots of people say that, but have no care about sending wave after wave of men into the situation - and then I'd be the one blamed when they didn't survive because I couldn't work fast enough." she replied, a little unsure if she should be a little lenient towards him because of what happened at Nyeve.<br/><br/>"But if you continue to have sleepless nights, let me know - I don't want you to go into battle like that and risk harming the crew" she added; going over to another console - underneath the medical equipment one - she tapped the onscreen keys once more; before scrolling through a selection of drugs. Clicking the mild sedative, the machine scanned her fingerprint for identification before a cabinet opened with the bottle held by metal clasps. Behind the walls there was a system of pulleys, hydraulics, basic scanners and clasps that searched through their stock for the drug that was requested, and brought it to the cabinet. The stock was reachable manually; but probably would have been cramped and uncomfortable.<br/><br/>Handing the drugs to him, "You tell me if there are more sleepless nights - I don't want a sleep-deprived admiral commanding us." she frowned, before adding "Well, you seem to be in good shape - mostly - so I'd say you're fit to lead us. Welcome aboard admiral" the frown turning into a smirk as she saluted him once more.