Oh, wow.  This was great!  The Med Bay had everything!  A little garden to generate oxygen, a section for cosmetic surgery, even a little machine in a corner she could recharge herself with.  Keiko put her things down in the middle of the floor and explored every inch of the Med Bay, wanting to know every aspect of her new workplace.  The thing she was most happy about, though, is how much more effective she would be helping people in this room than she otherwise would be by herself.  I mean, sure, the ability to look at people and see if they needed help was a step in the right direction, but how much could she really do on her own if she had to?<br/><br/>By the time she was done inspecting everything, she started to realize that there wasn't really enough room in the Med Bay for her stuff.  So, she picked up her bags and headed for the crew compartment.  She spent very little time in this room, finding the smallest section of space and putting all her belongings there (tightly locked away, just in case).  As she had a recharge machine for herself in the Med Bay, she didn't actually need to sleep in the crew compartment, so a small space to put her things suited her fine (and prevented arguments once the crew compartment started getting full).<br/><br/>With the task of settling in complete, Keiko decided to go to the Galley.  It would be important to know what the Captain actually expects of her, plus, she might get to meet some of her crewmates in the process. A "win-win situation", right?  At least the Galley was easy enough to get to.  The ship wasn't that big, really.  At least, not yet.  For some reason, Keiko couldn't help but get the feeling that the Fuzzyboots would grow as they adventured in it.<br/><br/>Keiko cautiously entered the Galley to ensure she didn't get in anyone's way.  The Captain and the Pilot seemed to be preoccupied with getting to their next destination, but Keiko wasn't the only person loitering there. "Hi," Keiko said to Teals, waving cutely at the human.