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Hi, I want to introduce myself. My name is Uhura. Apparently, I've been here before, but I have no memory of that, so I feel like it would be best to start from the ground up. I apologize if I have forgotten something important about you.
I do have a question for everybody: what languages do you know other than the one I'm speaking in now?
Lt. Uhura of the USS Enterprise, reporting in and hailing any and all Starfleet personnel. Please respond.
[ooc: She's already read most of the network and studied almost everybody since that is what she does. The Eye of Nyota is always watching. Or the ear. Whatever.]
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[He's aware of what she must sense, too, when she makes contact, the overpowering sensation of warmth, concern, and - love. His emotions run deep and she's earned the right to read every single one of them as they break to the surface (and even when they don't).]
[Right now, he is a pile of relief, and contentment. She is back, it doesn't matter that she doesn't remember, she's here and she's everything.]
I have been studying the curses that sweep the city. So far they appear completely random in occurrence and affected persons.
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Uhura wants to feel him like this forever.]
So it's like rolling a die and you're just unlucky that particular day?
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It appears so. The Captain has been most.. unlucky. Almost every curse this month has affected him. Doctor McCoy has been spared so far.
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[Those two's wellbeing are just as import as the rest of theirs.]
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[A rhetorical question with a smile even when she knows Vulcans don't do rhetorical questions. Whoops.]
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[Spock never sees it as admitting weakness, it's only logical when he's asked this sort of thing and can't offer a scientific solution, but in front of her, it feels like that.]
[Also rhetorical questions aren't something he really gets, no.]
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[Or for him to know anything at all about this place. He might be all about SCIENCE!!!, but Uhura knows he's just as lost as the rest of them.]
Enough about curses. I need to go furniture shopping. Do you want to come with me?
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I have compiled a short list of various outlets in this area. Perhaps one of them will be familiar to you.
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None of them will be familiar to me. [Because this entire City is still a stranger to her until she really has the time to sit down and get to know it past a network post.] I'll get ready to go.
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I am uncertain if you will find these appropriate. We do not wear our uniforms or use rank [he's really uncomfortable with that being taken from him, rules are his lifeblood and the fortress of safety that he can retreat to when he's lost] unless it is on the private frequency.
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I know. I'm supposed to call the captain Jim. Admittedly, that feels weird. I haven't called him that since Academy.
[She finds that less appropriate than any of the clothes he hands her.]
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I have attempted to avoid ranks.
[Not very successfully...]
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It's a hard habit to break. [She commiserates with him on that. It's a good thing she's learned to switch from Commander to Spock with him a long time ago.] No one's going to hold it against you.
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[He makes a noncommittal 'hm'.]
Khan will no doubt be aware of the Enterprise's crew regardless of how we address each other, but not of Voyager's.
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It should stay that way. [Uhura glances up at Spock's face, looking for anything that might show how he feels about Khan running around freely.] They're our ace in the hole.
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[A dark rage flickers in his eyes. She's seen it, when she told him to go get Khan, and the fact that he can't, here - that he promised Jim he wouldn't, is all that's holding him back.]
To my recollection there are three of them, all of whom are familiar with his tactics, and have the benefit of being at least a century ahead of us.