Star Trek: Blood and Fire - Transporter Room
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				Title: <strong>Star Trek: Blood and Fire - Transporter Room</strong><br>
				Post by: <strong>BlackStone</strong> on <strong>06-10-2017, 06:01:20</strong>
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				<div class="floatleft">(http://p3.ifengimg.com/haina/2016_27/118f365cc1f9437_w400_h297.jpg)</div>&nbsp; The room was not large, about fifteen meters in length located on Deck Three of the <em>Redemption</em>&nbsp; The pad itself was seven meters total in diameter.&nbsp; The pad itself was of a new integrated design instead of individual transporter pads.&nbsp; The room was brightly lit.&nbsp; As per stand procedure during normal ship operations, one transporter chief and two security officers were on duty, waiting to handle any transporter duties the ship required while under way.
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				Title: <strong>Re: Star Trek: Blood and Fire - Transporter Room</strong><br>
				Post by: <strong>EpikBliss</strong> on <strong>06-10-2017, 16:25:35</strong>
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				<div class="floatleft">(https://s-media-cache-ak0.pinimg.com/736x/66/96/a2/6696a230725de65d472375d5eef5567d--haircolor-girl-crushes.jpg)</div><strong>Character Name:</strong>Lt. Commander Veyea Fontaine<br><strong>Location:</strong> Transporter Room 1<br><strong>Tagging/Mentioning:</strong> Almost everyone.&nbsp; <br><strong>NSFW Warning:</strong><br><br>After locating her team and explaining the new orders they had been given Veyea had gone over all systems with a fine tooth comb making absolutely sure the Redemption was ready for Warp 9. With her sister in Engineering Veyea didn't worry so much about those systems. Though she did take a quick peek , Maddie would hate to know she'd been checked up on. <br><br>Once Veyea made sure all systems were prepared for the trip she wished she had time to seek out Teel as the red head needed some non threatening contact. Maddie would threaten to take her to Deck 5, and the Doctor or Counselor could threaten her position. It was beyond fustraiting for Veyea that she felt such anxiety about being around medical personnel. She thought perhaps after a brief conversation with Kavash she'd feel better, as she had their first private conversation. This was not to be and left Veyea feeling a little on edge <br><br>As it was announced that the Envoys ship was approaching Veyea sighed. She'd been so consumed with Operations she'd lost track of time. Feeling the ship drop from warp Veyea hurried to the Transporter room. As she went Maddie wondered if the Chief of Security would be present to greet the Envoy as well. The woman had been a breath of fresh air even if her presence had caused a slight scene. Veyea still thought Tibbetts had been trying to stir the pot earlier and chuckled to herself recalling the coffee debate. <br><br>As she entered the Transporter room Veyea made sure her hair hadn't come lose, the only tell to yhe tension inside her. Standing straight she tapped her com badge. "Lieutenant Veyea Fontaine to Bridge, we are ready to receive Envoy Dubois in Transporter Room 1. Please advise the Yeager." <br><br>Veyea gave the console operator a smile as she stepped forward her blue eyes on the receiver pad. No doubt the Envoys attache had been advised as to the change of Envoy, Veyea expect to see him soon. Was the unjoined Trill excited by the change?<br><br>There had been no request as to who from command met the new Envoy and Veyea had taken it upon herself simply to prolong her journey to Deck 5. Damn Julian. Adoptive father or not, he had no right to force this on her. Veyea knew she had to see the Doctor and Counselor...she just hoped she wouldn't be poked, prodded or belittled this time. For being healers, too many Star Fleet meeical personnel were crass and cold. Those on the a Redemption had not yet shown Veyea they could be l different. Perhaps the counselor..but Veyea doubt either would by sympathetic or understand her aversion to Deck 5. It would all become clear sooner rather than later, as once Veyea greeted and escorted the Envoy Veyea had no choice. Deck 5...or give up her post, as the Doctor had made himself very clear. <br><br>For now the redhead distracted herself with the duty at hand. Lips curved into a welcoming smile and Veea stood at attention as the transport pad energized and their new Envoy began to materialize. 
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				Title: <strong>Re: Star Trek: Blood and Fire - Transporter Room</strong><br>
				Post by: <strong>Captain Whitebread</strong> on <strong>06-10-2017, 18:45:11</strong>
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				<div class="floatleft">(https://wiki.starbase118.net/wiki/images/thumb/7/71/Rodansmall.jpg/800px-Rodansmall.jpg)</div><strong>Character Name:</strong> Diplomatic Attache Anatole Kir-Je<br><strong>Location:</strong> Transorter Room 1<br><strong>Tagging/Mentioning:</strong> Veyea and new Ambassador<br><strong>NSFW Warning:</strong><br><br>"Good morning, Lieutenant Commander," Anatole said as he entered the transporter room.&nbsp; Unlike many of his peers, Anatole didn't mind change.&nbsp; Most of the diplomatic corps would have had something close to a conniption fit to learn of such a serious change in personnel.&nbsp; Anatole didn't see the problem.&nbsp; Granted he's spend a certain amount of time tailoring the Redemption's facilities towards Ambassador Fleming's tastes and preferences; he'd just need to apply an equal amount of time making things perfect for ambassador Dubois.&nbsp; He made a mental note to find out if she preferred being called an ambassador or an envoy.&nbsp; <br><br>He hadn't had a lot of time to go over her file; he'd skimmed it, making a few notes.&nbsp; She was certainly a skilled diplomat, able to make decisions quickly and remain cool and collected in a difficult situation.&nbsp; &nbsp;That would work well in their favour.&nbsp; One thing that might prove problematic was her size.&nbsp; Klingons would see her as weak, given her stature.&nbsp; He'd need to discuss with her a way to demonstrate ability and power subtly.&nbsp; Obvious attempts to show strength were generally seen as attempts to hide weakness.&nbsp; Perhaps not even acknowledging her diminutive height might serve.&nbsp; Adjusting her hair colour was another issue.&nbsp; It had been noted in her file that the hair colour was changed on a whim but Anatole suspected there might be another reason behind it.&nbsp; If he could determine what triggered the change, he might be able to predict it and if he could, others likely could as well and being able to predict someone's behaviour gave you a certain degree of advantage over them.<br><br>Take Veyea Fontaine, for an example.&nbsp; Her facial scar was likely an issue with her, especially considering her level of attractiveness.&nbsp; If someone stared at it, she would likely become self conscious, becoming keenly aware of her disfigurement.&nbsp; He'd been among so many other species for so long, he'd lost any revulsion he'd ever felt for ugliness.&nbsp; He was still aware of what he found attractive but he no longer judged anyone by appearance.&nbsp; He gave Veyea a smile and wink, mild flirtation that would allow her to form a small bond of trust with him, unless she saw it as an attempt to play her, in which case it would lead to suspicion, rather than trust.&nbsp; It was always the little things that made the difference.<br><br>Like presenting himself in a position of discomfort or difficulty, in order to elicit sympathy.&nbsp; When had it all become about how people would react to what he did, instead of being about what he did?<br><br>"Wish me luck," he said,&nbsp; as Sakura Dubois began to materialize.<br><br><em>Japanese and French.&nbsp; I wonder which side she favours?&nbsp; Likely the Japanese, given her advancement through her training.&nbsp; I wonder if having an older subordinate will be an issue, given her culture's respect for wisdom and experience.&nbsp; I certainly don't want it to seems like she is deferring to me.&nbsp; That would be seem as another sign of weakness.</em>
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				Title: <strong>Re: Star Trek: Blood and Fire - Transporter Room</strong><br>
				Post by: <strong>Orange Marmalade</strong> on <strong>09-10-2017, 01:06:11</strong>
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				<div class="floatleft">(https://i.pinimg.com/originals/9a/ac/13/9aac13acec7d0c12801da6ae61f4ab48.jpg)</div><strong>Character Name:</strong> Arik Soong<br><strong>Location:</strong> Transporter Room<br><strong>Tagging/Mentioning:</strong> Commander Ral'al, Attache Kir-je, Commander Fontane<br><strong>NSFW Warning:</strong> None<br><br>(OOC: Continued from the Bridge (https://elliquiy.com/forums/index.php?topic=272908.msg13586792#msg13586792))<br><br>The doors to the room whooshed open in customary fashion as Arik stepped up to them, allowing him entrance into the transporter room, taking note that Anatole and Veyea had already arrived. "Oh good," he said, "Looks like we are all here and accounted for."<br><br>This was bound to be interesting - he was curious to learn more about their incoming Envoy, and he hoped that she would be highly competent. It sounded like the situation at hand would need quite the proficient touch if they were to succeed in their upcoming mission.&nbsp; Outside of her file he wasn't sure what to expect of her, or how high or low maintenance she might be. It was definitely odd having a full diplomatic compliment onboard especially considering they weren't actually part of Starfleet. He hoped such things wouldn't cause issues down the line.<br><br>Once things were in order, Arik gave the order - "Energize" - and they all waited for their new arrival to appear.
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