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<h3 style="font-family: 'Trebuchet MS','Arial'; color: royalblue; font-weight: bold;">USS FEYNMAN: A Minor Emotional Blow-Up</h3>
<h4 style="font-family: 'Trebuchet MS','Arial'; color: royalblue; font-weight: bold;">by Kristen Gant 6-21-1996</h4>
Stardate: 80621.2255<br>
Scene: Perimeter Camp One<br>
MD: 4.2050<br>
Post #41<br>
Krysa had been in the medical tent helping out with her minimal medical
knowledge. She had been there and watched Ens. Serra begin convulsing only
to die horribly. She hadn't known that she didn't handle death well, not
until it had been forced upon her on this mission. Unable to stand to
watch the suffering of the CSciO she backed out of the tent.
His delirious cries echoed out of the tent for what seemed to Krysa to
last forever until finally coming to a sudden stop. The silence was almost
deafening. Krysa braced herself and stepped into the tent only to be met
by Dr. T'Del's cold, "He's dead."
"I'll inform Cmdr. Maril," she said moving quickly from the tent.
MD: 4.2130
Krysa left the command tent after having told the XO about Ens. Serra. The
commander had suggested she lay down and get some sleep. She just wasn't
sure how to go about it. When she was alone with only her own thoughts to
keep her company, she found a lot of unpleasantness that she didn't want
to face.
She had gotten used to hearing Kavan send her little loving thoughts
throughout the day when they were apart. She had gotten used to
automatically 'listening' for him as she went about her duties and
activities. Now it was so... quiet.
Rather then heading for bed right away, she headed to where the perimeter
scanners were set up. Perhaps if she took a shift watching the
scanners...
Davidson was on duty, but Krysa noticed right away that he wasn't looking
very good. The same glassy stare was coming over him that she had seen on
several of the patients in the med tent.
"Mr. Davidson, I think you should go to the medical building. You don't
look very good," she said.
"I'm on duty, sir. I will not desert my post," the man sputtered.
"I'll take over for you," she said, "That's an order."
He nodded and got up from the console and began to walk. He staggered two
steps before collapsing. Krysa signaled for someone else to take the
scanner and then hoisted Davidson up to help him to the medical tent.
"Do you need help?" asked the small woman who took the scanner. Krysa
frowned.
"No, you stay here. I don't think you could get him there any faster then
I could. And we need that manned at all times."
"I'm sorry, Lt. I'm so... sorry," Davidson began to mumble.
"There's nothing for you to be sorry for," she could tell that he was
already becoming delirious from the fever that she felt radiating off his
body as she helped him.
"It's my fault. I should have helped him...."
"Who?" she asked, not paying much attention to him as she struggled to
walk. It wasn't an easy task. As they approached the medical tent, a
security guard spotted them and ran to help her get him into the medical
tent.
"If I'd have helped him... he wouldn't be dead... I'm sorry." Now the man
was sobbing loudly. The got him to a cot as Dr. T'Del hurried over with
her tricorder.
"Lt., you need to got to bed," said the Vulcan without even a second look
at the Ops officer.
"I can't," Krysa said faintly.
"Have the nurse give you a sedative to take, you need your sleep," when
Krysa hesitated, T'Del turned to look at her. "That's a medical order,
Lt."
Krysa nodded and turned to find the nurse. Davidson on the cot, began
screaming, "No! No! Lt. Jenn... Please... please, forgive me..." He fell
silent as the hiss of T'Del's hypospray was heard. Krysa turned to look at
him again, trying to figure out what he was talking about.
She shrugged lightly as the man was sedated now. She heard a voice behind
her, "It's not entirely his fault, you know."
She looked and saw Couprie laying on his side on a cot not far away. "What
is he talking about?" she asked.
"He thinks it's his fault your husband is dead," Couprie looked pale, but
seemed to be handling the virus much better then Davidson.
Krysa narrowed her eyes, and began shaking her head, she didn't want to
hear any of this right now.
"I'm sure a lot of it is the virus talking..." Couprie shrugged, "but we
all knew that Kavan wasn't Starfleet. He wasn't trained for an attack like
that. We should have helped him, instead of leaving him to get hit."
Krysa continued shaking her head. "I'm..." she began to back away, "I'm
not ready to hear this... please," she turned and quickly headed over to
the nurse, before he could say anything else.
"Excuse me," she said, trying to keep the shake out of her voice, "Dr.
T'Del said to get something to help me sleep."
The nurse nodded, "Just a moment, Lt."
"No! Not in a moment, now!" Krysa screamed, just wanting to get away from
the medical tent. The stress of her experience with the kidnappers and
their drugs, along with Kavan's death and the pressure to find a cure were
finally beginning to take a toll on the young woman. The nurse looked up
startled and Krysa noticed several other staff looking at her. She was
immediately sorry for her outburst. She turned apologetic eyes back to the
nurse, "Please," she said softly regaining her composure.
The nurse moved quickly to a cabinet and pulled out a couple small
tablets. She handed them to Lt. Jenn, "These will help."
"Thank you... I'm... I'm sorry," she quickly fled the tent, needed to get
out of there. She continued walking until she found a water dispenser.
Then she quickly took the pills and headed to her tent to get some sleep.
Regards,<br>
Lt. Krysa Jenn<br>
****<br>
NRPG: Just a little blow up... she'll be fine... probably <EG> Now
depending on how strong these pills are she could be out for a while :)
Kristen
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