shadowz1995
Amoeba of Wisdom
"He ran it himself? But then that means that....." The realization became clear as the dawn of time. The angel scoffed and shook his head in disbelief. He had met the ship's programmer and he didn't even notice. The angel's view on the man changed at that information. He still thought he was a prickly bastard but now Aeva had something for the man that he didn't have before. Respect. And respect was far more important than any friendship for the avalon.NovaNovass said:The mention about Shin cleared up the air a bit for Val. So it wasn't her mind playing games and he actually id see them. But her attention was brought back to Aeva when he spoke more about Shin being sick. She looked back to him. "How bad did he look?" She asked as she looked over her shoulder towards the angel. She had to forgive the angel when he mentioned Shin's personality. Shin wasn't at all really bad... He was the kind of person that one would get used to through time. She could recall when she first meet Shin. Their meeting was far from pleasant.
But she was drawn back to Aeva and his mention of Shin looking ill. She knew he wasn't feeling well and figured that his little cold might get worst. But with how close they were to leaving moon side she knew it would be impossible to get him to quarters and rest. Shin was stubborn and had a way of getting out of things like taking medicine or resting up.... Hell she could recall a few times where Ross gave orders to Wade and Dax to keep an eye on Shin for a whole week. Their job was to make sure the navigator slept, ate right, and didn't over work himself.
"He runs this ship by himself..." She frowned a little towards Aeva. "The ship was designed to be ran by a minimum of 200 people." Val shrugged. "For the past five years he's been running it all himself." She knew she shouldn't be telling Aeva this, but she couldn't help it as his words came back to mind once more. Mostly the ones about where it was good that Shin was sick and that he was a bastard.
Aeva felt as if he had just found a very interesting video game as a child and he really wanted to play it. For now he suppressed his lust for challenge and responded to the doctor, " My eyesight is very good doctor so whatever he may say don't let it fool you. He was running a fever, may have been having cold sweats, definetly fatigued, and he could have been disoriented or nauseous. It looked like the human flu to me." He responded without much emotion in his voice.
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