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[Once she has the address, she books it out of the cottage, barely remembering to send McCoy a message saying Thank you.
Spock. He's here. He's here, and he's alive, and she needs to see him and touch him and reassure herself that it's real.]
Spock. He's here. He's here, and he's alive, and she needs to see him and touch him and reassure herself that it's real.]
This is Kirk. I'm unable to make contact with Spock, Scotty and Sulu, they were all here yesterday. I want everybody looking for them. [ A sigh. ] If anyone hears from Gaila, Dax, Tom Paris or Christopher Pike, I want to know about that too. Anyone from Starfleet is to check in with me immediately.
I think they were removed from the City, but I want to be sure. Additionally, we have Captain Janeway newly arrived. Chekov, I want you to fill her in on whatever you can, I already gave her your version of what's going on but you can explain it better in person.
Kirk out.
I think they were removed from the City, but I want to be sure. Additionally, we have Captain Janeway newly arrived. Chekov, I want you to fill her in on whatever you can, I already gave her your version of what's going on but you can explain it better in person.
Kirk out.
They're gone, Captain.
[Her voice is clipped. Not your fault, Jim -- it's just hard to have her boyfriend and her dead roommate and then to lose them both again.]
[Her voice is clipped. Not your fault, Jim -- it's just hard to have her boyfriend and her dead roommate and then to lose them both again.]
TRUST ME, Captain. They're gone. That's how these weekends work.
[Don't fight her on this or she'll start to cry, and she refuses to cry in front of superior officers.]
[Don't fight her on this or she'll start to cry, and she refuses to cry in front of superior officers.]
I understand you're upset. [ He's not loving the fact half his people just vanished either, notably some more than others. Keeping his tone level, Jim raises his brows. ] But you're a Starfleet officer. We do not shrug and kick our heels when a member of our crew goes missing. Either we'll find them in the City or we won't, but we will know. First-hand.
If this doesn't make sense to you, listen to me when I say it should.
If this doesn't make sense to you, listen to me when I say it should.
Do you think I haven't already looked? If either of them were here, I would have found them already.
[She's been looking for them ever since she woke up in the middle of the night and realized that Spock was gone.]
[She's been looking for them ever since she woke up in the middle of the night and realized that Spock was gone.]
I have hacked into traffic cameras, checked hospital records, sent messages on all frequencies they could possibly access, monitored the network for any signs of activity by them. And yes, I've walked a few streets, shouting their names. They're not here.
[She's not sure whether she wants to strangle you or hope that you'll actually find them. Both, maybe. She doesn't respond, but orders are orders and she'll obey.
But first, she's going out and getting ice cream. She's going to need it.]
But first, she's going out and getting ice cream. She's going to need it.]
There's a man on the network introducing himself as John Harrison. That's a false name. His name is Khan Noonien Singh, a genetically-engineered Human Augment of the late-20th century Eugenics Wars. He's an enemy of Starfleet and one hell of a dangerous guy. I'm only the doctor, not the captain, but I'm advising you guys against all contact.
When Jim gets better, he'll answer your questions. At the moment, please keep your distance. I don't want any of you guys getting into trouble.
McCoy out.
When Jim gets better, he'll answer your questions. At the moment, please keep your distance. I don't want any of you guys getting into trouble.
McCoy out.
[Crackle, crackle. The speaker is utterly unamused, but the perceptive can detect a tiny note of worry in his voice. What's audible through the static, anyway.]
I do not understand the humor in this.
I do not understand the humor in this.
[She's still ill, too feverish to get out of bed and hardly able to speak, but she's recovered enough of herself to find the incessant beeping of her device REALLY. ANNOYING. And she resents the effort it takes to reach over to the nightstand and pick it up.
When she hears the message, all of that is gone.]
Spock?
[Her voice is hoarse and barely understandable. She coughs, trying to clear it, and accidentally pushes a button. Shit, did she just delete his message? (Did his message really happen? Is this all just a dream? She's never had a fever dream before...maybe this is what they're like.)]
[ooc: IDK if you want to play things out here or in an intro post or log or something. :|a Uhura and Jimmy are being sick bbies in Kirk & McCoy's apartment right now. Perfect for group shenanigans.)
When she hears the message, all of that is gone.]
Spock?
[Her voice is hoarse and barely understandable. She coughs, trying to clear it, and accidentally pushes a button. Shit, did she just delete his message? (Did his message really happen? Is this all just a dream? She's never had a fever dream before...maybe this is what they're like.)]
[ooc: IDK if you want to play things out here or in an intro post or log or something. :|a Uhura and Jimmy are being sick bbies in Kirk & McCoy's apartment right now. Perfect for group shenanigans.)
[He wastes no time and does not even bother disguising the worry in his voice. She sounds sick, like Jim did. This is unacceptable. He has half a mind to shout at McCoy (actually shout), even if he knows the man must be doing everything he can.]
Nyota. I am coming.
Nyota. I am coming.
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