[sickbay - wait, what? : open]

[rn_chapel]

Tina had been having a weird week. Judging by the calls that were coming into sickbay, it was not actually going to get less weird. She'd barely arrived for her shift, and already she was hearing something about Leonard Nimoy being intoxicated on bananas (what?) and Pasha Chekov having fallen into an inexplicable, coma-like sleep

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[mr_chekov]

It wasn't an usual sight to see people being carried into and out of sickbay. However it was unusual to see Chekov being carried in without her kicking and screaming (In a few cases that has been literately), now the girl was scarily limp, being supported by Ensign Pattison as she half dragged the girl in. “She’s heavier than she looks, y’know.” Pattison grunted as a nurse helped her pull the Ensign up onto a biobed.

“She is gonna be okay, isn’t she?” The question hung in the air flatly.

[country_doc]

McCoy tracked in on Pattison's heels, scratching the back of his neck as he surveyed Chekov's limp body. "Well, health-wise, she's still absolutely fine - she's not in any immediate danger so far as I can tell." It was just the whole unconscious-thing that was worrying him. "I'll start running some more tests, see if we can't figure out just what's going on."

[anon_crewperson]

Pattison bobbed her head, glancing anxiously at the girl, tucking a lock of curly hair that had fallen across her face in the transport behind her ear. It was unnerving for someone who was usually so full of life a nervous energy to be almost deathly still, the only indication of life was the slow rise and fall of her chest. With a hopeful laugh she commented "They do say that teens need more sleep then adults y'know."

[country_doc]

McCoy grinned, employing the neurocortical monitor in order to study the electrical activity of the ensign's brain - like everything else, it was normal. Nothing out of order there... "They do, but the day Chekov acts like a normal teenager in terms of energy will be a day for the books."

[anon_crewperson]

Pattison gave a grin of her own, relaxing slightly. Sickbay was the best place for the girl if something was wrong with her after all. "The day Chekov acts like a normal teenager in most respects is the day that you see puppies flying." She responded.

[country_doc]

"Well, that's true." McCoy was pretty sure something was wrong with her, but at the moment, whatever-it-was was hiding pretty damn well - the biofunction monitor remained normal. He glanced at Pattison, glad to see she was starting to relax a little. "Don't worry too much, Pattison - I'm sure she'll be fine."

[anon_crewperson]

Pattison bobbed her head again. Trying not to worry, she could do that, maybe. "Is it okay for me to tell people she's in here? I know Mrs McCoy is friendly with her and the Lt Sulu from her universe as well, they'll probably want to know."