Day 22 - Personal Quarters - [CLOSED(?)/INCOMPLETE]
There had been an awful lot going on around Kirk.
They had their shore leave approved. A two week vacation of sorts -- though it was more like an intense training regimen for those who hadn't been properly trained in crisis and emergency tactics. Kirk had gone through the paperwork on that, started developing necessary drills for Engineering, Medical, Security, and every single part of the ship. Something told him they were going to go through an awful lot worse than this latest spore fiasco, and they needed to be prepared.
He'd been caught up in it -- at least, long enough to have forgotten about the paperwork Rand had told him to finish up. After signing the official incident reports, Kirk tucked the PADDs away into his files, stood up sharply from his desk, and quickly made his way outside his room.
The CMO's room was on the same floor as the medical bay -- Kirk had yet to be there, strange as it was. He was always mooching on Bones for his bigger room. Well, Kirk had a bigger room now -- perhaps less of a reason to steal away into Bones' room in the middle of the night.
Believe it or not, Kirk wasn't necessarily an idiot. You had to be sharp to catch the tension in Spock's movements, and sharp to notice that your best friend had started avoiding excuses to be on the bridge. Kirk had noticed both of these, and the fighting had only been the last straw. It was why he was now heading towards the other man's room, entering his Captain's override into the computer system to unlock the door, sending it swishing open in front of him.
They had their shore leave approved. A two week vacation of sorts -- though it was more like an intense training regimen for those who hadn't been properly trained in crisis and emergency tactics. Kirk had gone through the paperwork on that, started developing necessary drills for Engineering, Medical, Security, and every single part of the ship. Something told him they were going to go through an awful lot worse than this latest spore fiasco, and they needed to be prepared.
He'd been caught up in it -- at least, long enough to have forgotten about the paperwork Rand had told him to finish up. After signing the official incident reports, Kirk tucked the PADDs away into his files, stood up sharply from his desk, and quickly made his way outside his room.
The CMO's room was on the same floor as the medical bay -- Kirk had yet to be there, strange as it was. He was always mooching on Bones for his bigger room. Well, Kirk had a bigger room now -- perhaps less of a reason to steal away into Bones' room in the middle of the night.
Believe it or not, Kirk wasn't necessarily an idiot. You had to be sharp to catch the tension in Spock's movements, and sharp to notice that your best friend had started avoiding excuses to be on the bridge. Kirk had noticed both of these, and the fighting had only been the last straw. It was why he was now heading towards the other man's room, entering his Captain's override into the computer system to unlock the door, sending it swishing open in front of him.