Cpt. Jyn Moore

“Of course not, Ma'am!” Artyom smiles. “I’ve been practicing plenty, so I’m ready whenever you require me." 

“I’m glad to hear it.” She nodded. “However, I couldn’t say the same.” She admitted, not really proud of that fact. Her attention moved to her own mechanic hand, taking it to pieces to be sure that everything was alright before putting it back in order. “New enhance strength from what our technicians explained.” She didn’t seem really sure about that fact, used to the prototypes that her crew like to give to her, sometimes good, sometimes not... “Would you give me the pleasure to test it? A little training, should be a problem am I wrong?”

“Oh come now Jyn, you should know that there is no possible way to embarrass me now. We’ve known each other too long.” Siofra smiled feeling a little more relaxed now that she knew nothing was wrong. The mention of her wife made her smile brightly as she remembered. “Yes that’s right. It was her last time off ship before her retirement so we wanted to do something special.”

Well, she was getting a point, amusing the Captain. She also found a smile as she was remembering some parts of the story that her doc’ was sharing. “That’s it...” Jyn nodded and didn’t wait to ask. “Oh please, you know I want the details Siofra. How was it, lazy days on an exotic beach? Cocktails? We both know that holidays like those are never really relaxing...” She teased, remembering her own honey-moon with a pinch of nostalgia.

“Yes, last time I tried that I was called too cheery, but thank you. Oh, I’m absolutely bored out of my mind, captain. Though I guess that’s a good thing, right?" 

“Cheery and bored, I indeed like the way that sounds.” She chuckled. “You’re at least making my job easier, for all that, I hope you don’t ease off. I don’t want you rusted.”

Of course she was asking him. He knew her by now. He was glad to not be in command of a ship anymore. That kind of decision to go through the nebula or not, he was not sure if he could make it. He couldn’t bare such weight on his shoulder ever again perhaps. What she was asking him was already enough, but he didn’t show it. “I figured you’d ask actually. Why I searched on this nebula and studied it. It’s a supernova remnant, the result of an explosion of a star in a supernova. This one because of another star. There will be no residue left of the original star, but the other star yes. We will need shiels up mostly. I’m not going to fire into a cloud of gas without knowing exactly which gas is present. But more important we will need power in the reactors because manoeuvre requires speed. And if I need to control our ship manually, I’ll need it to be pretty aware of what I want it to do.” 

Well someone did his homework in this ship, something that Moore was silently appreciating. She listened and nodded at some points. “Understood. If you have a word with Corvus before I do, feel free to request those modifications.” She stated before looking through a porthole. “Anything else I should worry about?”

Jeremy let out another deep sigh. “Of course. “ he simply stated, somehow not surprised by it. Always an agenda. “just fucking spill it out,  stalling for some intriguing whatever just makes me want to airlock myself.”

“Don’t get so dramatic Fowler, everything comes in time.” She stated, almost tempted to make him wait just a bit longer to annoy this idiot. “Your past co-detainees, I want the names of their contacts, the ones they use to have what they need during and after their incarceration. Or should I say, I want you to use this ring to find information about Zisel. Your reports will be off the record.”

Khishna raised an eyebrow at the sight of the classified file, though she first answered the question, polite as she was. “That was relaxing music. I really enjoy those, it’s nice to just disconnect and focus and only this. After a long day mostly, but any day is good to relax like that.” She put the earbuds in their box, putting them back where they belonged. “I could give you some good titles, if you’re interested.”

Moore found a soft smile at the proposition. “I am. Thank you.” She nodded, those songs could be useful for her relaxation sessions. “But they will have to wait.” At those words, she moved and looked at her file before looking back at her translator. “I have a task for you officer but before I entrust you with it, I want to be sure of your ability to stay discreet about it.” She explained a bit coldly, nothing personal, just a needed pressure.

Thena was deep in her work, focusing on the different specimens they had collected from their travels She knew there was a breakthrough waiting out there for them, she just needed to find it. Whatever it was. She’d know it when she saw it. Her head only turned from her work when she heard the knock at the door. She should have known that she would be intruded at some point with leaving her door half open. “Of course, Captain,” she said, pointing to the empty chair in the room for the Captain to sit.

Maybe it wasn’t the best time to interrupt but despite this possibility, Moore still sat down calmly on the empty chair, her attention turned on what Thena was doing. Her qualifications in this domain were... little, not to say nonexistent. “What am I looking at?” She finally asked in a polite curiosity.

Siofra was very fond of her captain and she certainly didn’t bother to hide it. She moved to her couch motioning for the captain to sit next to her. “Oh isn’t it me who’s meant to be asking that? I’m fine. Always am,”

“Oh, it surely is.” Moore admitted in a soft smile. “But I’m sure I’m in the right to embarrass my crew with this type of question, and you Doc’ makes no exception.” She teased and relaxed on the couch. “However, this break is one of the few I have in the week, or should I say in the month, so please no more conversation of duties Sofria. The last time we spoke like this you were telling me about this time when you went to some holidays with Clarissa, which planet was it already? Tyunsfo?” She wasn’t sure of the name and was looking like hardly thinking to remember it. 

Artyom throws his arms out in a welcoming gesture and smiles. “Yes, yes, Captain! Come right in. I was just settling in, you see. What can I do for you?”

This enthusiasm almost stole her a little laugh, one she hid behind a smile. “You seem in a great shape T’Loak, it’s a pleasure to see, feel free to share this good mood to the rest of the crew.” She commented. “Innocent visit Lieutenant, how are you doing?”

He followed her with his eyes and waited for her to be seated before imitating her. “I… was. I needed to use my free time with myself, for once.” he politely smiled. “A nebula cloud?” he repeated, tilting his head a bit. “Some time ago now, but not since. Mostly because it can only be achieved manually, the sensors can’t guide the ship by itself, we’d crash. The circle would not recommand this. Not many pilots are capable of surviving through it.” Fortunately he was one of those who could. “If you’re asking me, yes I can do it.” 

Her smile became an apology when the pilot shared his need for himself, it will have to wait. Listening and staring at the man, Moore didn’t seem worried about the cloud, or at least she didn’t share it, staying calm and quiet until he finished. “I was asking you.” She smiled. “And that’s why we're going in, however, I’ll ask your advice on it. Shields or weapons, I’m trusting you on this, your word will be the one the engineering will follow.” The reactor’s power could go 50/50 to those two main parts of the ship, or not.

Jeremy sighed heavily.  “What do you want ? “

She barely hid her satisfaction when the surgeon stopped his insolence for a more grumpy tone, she could deal with that. “I want information.” She started as she took a drink for herself. “Information I’m sure you could buy with some your of private investment.” Of course she knew, but it was like the thing he was actually smoking, she knew when or not close her eyes about it.

She almost didn’t hear the knock, actually she didn’t. She was focused on her music, relaxing with her ears all plugged. Thankfully, she picked the sound wave adding itself to that of the music, something she wasn’t always focused on but trained to keep in a corner of her mind. She removed the earbuds and straightened herself from the couch she was lying on. “Captain, ma’am. Please, by all means, you may come in. Is there something you want from me?”

Moore came closer after her reaction, gently smiling at her welcoming words. “Indeed.” She replied with a small movement of the hand, showing the file she had in hand, this one had no inscription on it or at least nothing more than the word “confidential”. She kept the file and didn’t sit down just yet but looked at the earbuds before asking. “What kind of music were you listening to Eshinalash?”

Siofra always left her door open unless she was sleeping, at the moment she had been reading at her desk but she smiled when she heard her captain at the door. “Of course, come in.”

Jyn shared a soft smiled and didn’t wait any longer to invite herself in the doctor’s quarters. “It has been a while since the last time I asked : How are you doing Doc’ ?” She first asked as she sat down, just to be sure, just because usually the question was more coming from the doctor than from the patient. She was trusting her two doctors to keep not only an eye on the crew but also on each other but sometimes, sometimes, she liked to simply ask if everything was alright. 

Skyler was in deep concentration into this game of chess against himself. He noticed the voice and the presence at his door long before she knocked, but didn’t move right away. It freaked people out sometimes, so he got used to wait a few moments, to act “normal”. He moved his piece then turned to see his captain. Sky stood up. “Captain. Please, be my guest. Can I help you?”

Jyn found a smile at his reaction, appreciating the gesture. She walked closer to finally took a seat in front of him, the chessboard between them. Because she didn’t ask to stand up, she didn’t ask him yo sit down. “I see you were quite busy.” It wasn’t a reproach. “When was the last time you piloted through a nebula cloud Collins?” She asked, knowing how a challenge this could be, between the sensors and the visibility, those parts of space were sometimes tricky.

“Duly noted captain. “ he remarked and took a glass to himself to drink a bit.Why did he always attract everyone when he needed a break. “You can’t confiscate medecine, it’s unethical. ”

Jyn stared at this idiot, sadly used to him, she waited and didn’t feel bad about how unethical was her decision. “Oh, it is? Prescribed by who?”

Fuck me sideways, those are good….shieet

“Fowler, if you don’t want this good shiet to be confiscated. I’m giving you 5 seconds to hide it out of my sight.”