Find The Founders XII

[Sionnach Glic]

Fine, by all means go ahead. I still think it's a waste of time. I'll eat my own combadge if he successfully reveals a single Founder.

[stitch626]

And I'll fix your teeth after that. Unless you swallow it whole, it which case I'll perform the autopsy.

If I make it.

[Sionnach Glic]

Yeah, well, it's not something I think I've got to worry about. I think I made a pretty safe bet.

[stitch626]

I thought that too at the poker game last week...

[Sionnach Glic]

Yes, well, time shall vindicate me.

[stitch626]

Yeah. like that full house should have...

Anyway, now that e know there were Founders on board, it makes sense why we had so much trouble with the Jemmie ship.

[Nickswitz]

Ok,
Thank you Sionnach
so, if any would like, I wouldn't mind hearing about everyone... So I can get to know you, on a personal level, you know, all that good psychologist stuff we say... haha

That must be why we we're shaken to pieces by them, they probably had them on board beforehand, Hmm... I was in the process of doing a psych evaluation on a few of the crew when we abandoned ship....

[stitch626]

Well, since I don't have anyone to patch, I have nothing much to do.

I was born too long ago, back when the first Ambassador class ships were being fielded. I always wanted to be a pilot, until I crashed my tenth shuttle in one week. It took six years for me to make it through the academy. Two were wasted on flight training.
I've been on the ship for, oh, five months. My first two were spent in medical. Then I was transfered to the labs.

I'm usually not good at talking about myself, I prefer to talk medicine or microbiology.

[Mark]

:::squints up at the sun overhead:::

What the hell? We've got some time. Sure, I'll tell ya my story kid. I'm from Chicago origianally but we moved around alot when I was a kid so I can't really call ANYPLACE "home". When I was 17 I enlisted in Starfleet. Worked my way up through the ranks, till I was a Chief. During the Klingon conflict, the Captain gave me a field commission to Ensign. Sorry, I can't go into details as to why. The mission is still classified. Making Lieutenant wasn't a great chore, since most of my "peers" were wet behind the ears kids. They assigned me to the flight deck to keep an eye on things, and because the XO said I need to work on my "people" skills, before I can be a bridge officer.

[Nickswitz]

Hmm... very interesting... both of you, Stitch, you really don't look that old... but I guess I could see it. And Mark, interesting, as well, I'm guessing S-31 or something close to that, I've interviewed a good deal of them, they don't hide it too well for being trained... haha

[Mark]

S31....not hardly. Just a morally ambiguous mission, from an Admiral with questionable judgement that may SERIOUSLY upset the Klingons if the details get out.

[Nickswitz]

Ahh, very very interesting, so your covering his behind, nice, and getting your reward in full for it.

[Mark]

There is a difference between covering an Admirals ass and recieving a promotion from ones own Captain kid. A BIG difference. Unless you have the details of the mission, don't make judgements.

[Nickswitz]

Fair enough, I'm sorry for rushing to conclusions Mr. Mark, I will try not to next time...

[Lt. Staplic]

I don't like this, I can't trust any of you!

But for the sake of it, I'm 17, Starfleet has been my life, my parents were in starfleet, I grew up on ships, I was placed in an advanced officers track when I was twelve and entered the academy early. I graduated with honors about seven months ago, and now I'm here.