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[Sickbay]: Round 21 Scans and Vaccines

If this is your first trip to Sickbay, you may be surprised to see that it's a fairly ordinary-looking hospital. There are no terrifying devices or humming machines you might see in a sci-fi thriller. The biobeds along the walls are equipped with biofunction monitors, but look fairly standard. Instead of silver trays filled with metal tools and sawblades, there are an array of small devices that look as harmless as cell phones. As for the staff, they're all well-groomed and friendly — even the more unusual aliens.
If you're new to the ship, no doubt you've been escorted here by the security team. Nothing to worry about, the doctors just want to make sure you aren't carrying any viruses or are vulnerable to terrible space disease. Once you've been checked over — a quick scan from a tricorder and any necessary vaccines — you'll be free to go. Lollipops are optional.
"All right, step on in," one of them calls out as you enter. "Don't be afraid. It's just a scan and a hypospray, nothing to worry about."
[ooc: Sickbay is, as always, OTA and open until the next one goes up for latecomers! For new characters: tagging isn't mandatory but IC going to sickbay is. If you'd prefer to skip threading with one of our doctors, you can handwave that your character got a clean bill of health and a shot and were sent on their merry way. There will be a post up in the OOC comm shortly with more details about Sickbay and which doctors are on deck this month, if you have any questions.]
NOOO TAG NO.
"Oh? What's that?"
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Poking experimentally, she finds an interactive menu, and returns triumphantly with two beers in brown glass bottles. Or close enough to it.
"You making it yourself."
She assumes he knows how.
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"Looks like they don't do kitchens here. It's always something, isn't it?"
He takes a sip of the beer.
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"The replicator gives me raw meat for Mojo," she points out after a mouthful of cheesy gloriousness. "I bet we could ask for ingredients and implements, if we phrased it right."
Assuming he wants to cook. He might not want to.
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He wants to for the way she looks at him when he does it.
"Implements including a heating implement."
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She grins.
"You need to wear an apron."
Part of her - a part that hasn't thought so in a long time - wants him to wear just the apron, and she's blaming the way he's smiling.
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"An apron. Like a Hausfrau."
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"Exactly like that."
She's on slice three of four of her personal pizza, and half her beer is gone.
"It's up to you if you put curlers in your hair."
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"Do you think it's long enough?"
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"Maybe the really narrow ones," she concedes, then messes his hair deliberately before moving to withdraw her hand. "Pink, obviously. It's so your colour."
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Her hand falls to the table, then picks up her beer.
"Don't knock it til you try it."
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He picks up his own beer, amusement still in his eyes as he takes a drink.
"I'll keep it in mind. We'll test the limits of this machine."
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"Testing and costumes and space, oh my," she toasts him in return, then inhales the rest of her slice. One to go, and she'll ask the thing for dessert in an hour or so.
"So. Other than meeting your future maybe daughters, did you come across anyone useful? I met a vet. Super handy. Serendipitous, even."
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She has to lean out a little to see Mojo fully, the pup sprawled quite happily on the floor. His tail thumps when he realises he has both their attention.
"Doesn't mean he won't. I'd rather be safe than sorry about it."
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Too long a gap between his words and hers.
Bad.
"--sounds good."
Eh, she's probably tired. This is her sixth meal since she woke up. She eats a lot, but that number means she's been awake a really long time.
"I'd tell you not to use all the hot water but I feel like that's not going to be a problem, here."
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"Do you think it's night?" he asked.
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A shrug. They're in space. They have all the suns, and none of them.
"But if you're talking relatively, I feel like it's about four in the morning."
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In their... considerately supplied separate bedrooms.
"Start looking into things fresh tomorrow morning. Or afternoon. Or whenever it is that we wake up to their relative time," he concedes with a bit of a laugh.
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She shakes her head, the overhead light glinting on her scales.
"I haven't eaten enough," she admits. "I'm probably going to ask for something else in an hour once this has settled, and then I'll shower and get some shut-eye."
A glance up, before she carefully offers, "You can go first if you want? If it won't bother you that I go later, I mean."
Separate bedrooms, but shared quarters, so there'll be noise.
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