Alexis stood outside the steps of the Sanctuary and for a moment she stared up at the building where they'd been stuck for three weeks, then down at her tablet. Her expression was confused, and there was slow growing worry in her eyes
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The apology was awkward but genuine. B'Elanna was sorry that the girl had lost the friends that she'd made in the city - and, with them, the place that she'd been staying - but, at the same time, that was the way Taxon worked. They were bound to be a lot happier in their own world and no amount of sympathy would bring them back.
"There are plenty of rooms in the Sanctuary," she suggested. B'Elanna, for her part, spent most of her time in the Delta Flyer. Which definitely didn't have a threshold. Advice was all that she could offer.
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Kirk had earned her respect and she'd deferred to him as if he'd been her captain, despite the differences in time period and universe between them.
"I'm not," she said, "But they trapped us in the Sanctuary while they rearranged the city. It should be a while before they do that again."
And, theoretically, a while before they had the resources to do it.
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She looked up at the city, as if considering the woman's words. "I suppose so." She turned back to the screen of her tablet and smiled at the woman. "Thank you. I'm Alexis Castle."
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"B'Elanna Torres," she offered in return, with a half smile of her own. "Lieutenant B'Elanna Torres. Not that Taxon has a branch of Starfleet for me to work for."
She doubted that Alexis had heard of Starfleet at all.
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