Entry tags:
- !location: obs deck,
- atton rand,
- ax,
- b5,
- bella (garou),
- billy cranston,
- brainiac 5,
- brenda,
- bumblebee,
- cale tucker,
- caprica six,
- captain kirk,
- captain picard,
- cybil bennett,
- dani phantom,
- danny phantom,
- dean winchester,
- dr mcninja,
- elle bishop,
- jack spicer,
- jaime reyes,
- jean grey,
- john-117,
- jono starsmore,
- kate bishop,
- kon-el,
- leela bricker,
- leon s. kennedy,
- lyta alexander,
- mai,
- malcolm reynolds,
- nightwing,
- paco,
- plays-in-traffic,
- ravager,
- robin,
- ron stoppable,
- sam winchester,
- sawyer,
- shawn spencer,
- spider-man,
- spock,
- stature,
- temperance brennan,
- the middleman,
- the vision ii,
- wags-tail-a-lot,
- wonder girl,
- worf
Meet N' Greet!
It's big meeting time! Word of mouth gets everyone gathered in the Obs Deck--everyone. New, old, the entire crew is there and that makes it clear that there's close to a hundred of them, if not more.
When they've all arrived, a blue bubble pops up around them, courtesy of Blue Beetle, to block them all from Stacy's sensors. Most of the new people were given the basic rundown by Cybil or Chief when they were first released. Some of them have already joined a discussion with a the Commanding Officers and department heads. Some have had a chance to explore a bit. Some were only just recently released.
[ooc: READ THIS BEFORE TAGGING.]
When they've all arrived, a blue bubble pops up around them, courtesy of Blue Beetle, to block them all from Stacy's sensors. Most of the new people were given the basic rundown by Cybil or Chief when they were first released. Some of them have already joined a discussion with a the Commanding Officers and department heads. Some have had a chance to explore a bit. Some were only just recently released.
[ooc: READ THIS BEFORE TAGGING.]

Worf!Intro
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"Hey, mister. You gonna give your name or what?"
She already thinks she knows who you are, but...y'know, that's rude and all.
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"I am Lieutenant-commander Worf."
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"It is...nice to meet you."
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She had some sort of holstered bladed weapon at her back herself, though it was hard to see exactly what it was while in its sheath.
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"No."
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"I didn't ask to hold it. I just wanted a closer look," she says to Worf.
And when Idiot boy speaks, she turns around.
"And I wanna see it 'cause edged weapons are kinda my thing and I've never seen a sword like that before."
She turns back to Worf. "There's a guy here, Zuko, that's got these hook swords. Very well made. They look like they've got some good balance to 'em."
He won't let her touch his swords either. These people are no fun.
"I'm wondering how that's even made. I saw the warrior monks of Matihafa in the forge and how they did their metal-work and all, and it's hard doing jagged asymmetrical edges like that..."
She's not a little kid, Worf, she's a warrior. Interested in learning new warrior things.
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"It is a Klingon weapon, called a mek'leth. A warrior's blade." He turns it to show the edge. "It is not easy to master, nor is it's larger cousin, the bat'leth." He pauses awkwardly for a moment.
"I do not have a bat'leth with me, I'm sorry to say."
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"See, that looks much better at close-range than what I got," she says, pulling out her scythe, chain attached. "This is a hibis janzir. Kinda typical Matihafan design, but a little smaller than what they usually make. Sort of similar to a Japanese kusarigama. On the one hand, it's great for mid-range, 'cause the chains good for tangling up limbs and other weapons and even for impact damage, but I definitely need room to swing it, and it's only so-so at close range. I've been trying to find something better to have secondary for close-range."
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"A worthy weapon. It must take some skill to wield properly."
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man behind the curtainkid standing off to one side with his arms folding firmly against his chest and his face twisted up into an unmistakable pout. He's just jealousLeela's not paying attention to himthat he doesn't have a cool weapon and all he has is this stupid ring of his dad's.(no subject)
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It's a slightly subtler tack than asking for identification, anyway. Chief's never seen anything quite like this guy before and he's been approaching new things with caution lately.
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"I served under Captain Picard for a good part of my Starfleet career, and I am familiar with Captain Kirk's exploits."
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"Captain Picard told me I should speak to you about security arrangements. I was the Chief of Security about the Enterprise."
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"He told you right. Things are pretty hectic around here, it's extremely difficult to get anyone organized. But you've probably seen that already."
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"I have...people seem very eager to assert that they will not work with us or allow us to exert any form of authority, yet somehow expect us to get somewhere. It is...aggravating."
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"If we're going to trust each other we have to start somewhere, so I'm giving everyone the benefit of the doubt until they give me a reason not to."
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"Captain Picard has never 'shafted' anyone under his command. He has always been a fair commander. He has never left anyone behind unless he has been absolutely forced to."
"But yes. That is a good place to start."
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