Meat n' Greet

[cityship]

The rest of the crew assembled on the Observation Deck to meet the latest editions to their numbers. After the revelation that their worlds are gone, many of them are even more eager to see people they knew from home.

Several people are set up near the doors to provide the new people with omnicoms and comm rings. New crew-mates might see a tall man in green armor and snake girl among their number. There are also several authoritative-looking figures ready to introduce themselves.

There's a lot to tell the new people. It's going to be a lot to take in.

[ooc: Only new characters and Command Staff can start new threads for introductions, to limit the number of threads. Everyone else, just tag in and have your guys greet the newbies.]

Comments

[hero-sting.livejournal.com]

"I do. It helps me feel like I'm actually contributing to the ship, instead of just being in the way." Granted, Chris probably wasn't much older then Cassie and a lot of people on the ship could take care of themselves he would still worry about his friends.

"Part of that may be because I'm kind of used to working, because of being in the Marines for a short time."

[caringcassie.livejournal.com]

Cassie could definitely understand that. She still wasn't sure what she'd be doing while on the ship, but if she was going to be here then she'd rather be helpful. Cassie was so used to being active that it felt strange not to know what she was going to do with herself. That was something that she hoped to fix quickly.

"I can understand that," Cassie said with a wide smile. "I was never in the Marines or military, but I've been working with my father for a long time. He's a vet and his clinic is in a barn right next to the house, which meant a lot of early mornings taking care of the animals as well as busy afternoons and nights giving the animals their meds and cleaning up on top of my schoolwork. There was always something that needed doing. I hate having nothing to do." Cassie paused for a second, reminded that she would not be doing any of that now. Were all those animals gone? She remembered them all as clearly as if she had only seen them yesterday. Perhaps she had. Regret entered her voice when she spoke again, her smile gone, "I miss it already. The animals, the work- even the dirty, unpleasant stuff- everything."

So, caught up in her thoughts of the animals she'd loved and the world she'd lost, Cassie had forgotten that she hadn't planned on giving anyone much in the way of personal information. But that hadn't occurred to her yet. She was still lost in thought.