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Captain's Log, Stardate supplemental:
With a divided crew and troubled minds, I have been granted command of this vessel by a slim majority vote. My intentions are no more and no less than what Miss Bennet had intended: safely ensuring the return home of each member of this crew.
Still, many seem to view this change in command as though I intend to establish some military dictatorship. It's difficult to imagine this crew ever uniting completely, and I'm well aware I have my work cut out for me. I'm almost tempted to ask Miss Bennet if she wasn't simply passing the frustrations on to me. A twisted sort of welcome present, if so.
With James Tiberius Kirk as my current Number One, I am currently running through a roster of Lieutenant Commanders in the secondary tiers of the command staff. Several I have no problems with. Worf and the Chief seem to be getting along, thank goodness for that, and Doctor McCoy was already present and a part of this crew.
Commander Spock has arrived as well, and I believe I'll be establishing a separate science team from the engineering crew, with him as its commander. With two teams working on different yet potentially overlapping projects, I imagine answers may come that much faster, especially if problems are approached from multiple angles thanks to the arrangement.
There are a large number of 'metahumans' and 'mutants' aboard: humanoid beings, highly human in appearance, all with fascinatingly powerful abilities and skills. I'm still working out how to make use of these in the individual teams, but it seems so far that the teams are well established already.
The boy, 'Spider-Man', however, concerns me. Superman stated that the suit he wears is alive, and not in the fashion of the living 'plantsuits' the majority of the crew is wearing. His behavior is erratic, fidgety. I fear it's only a matter of time before I am forced to call security on him. Perhaps a visit from Doctor McCoy is in order.
With a divided crew and troubled minds, I have been granted command of this vessel by a slim majority vote. My intentions are no more and no less than what Miss Bennet had intended: safely ensuring the return home of each member of this crew.
Still, many seem to view this change in command as though I intend to establish some military dictatorship. It's difficult to imagine this crew ever uniting completely, and I'm well aware I have my work cut out for me. I'm almost tempted to ask Miss Bennet if she wasn't simply passing the frustrations on to me. A twisted sort of welcome present, if so.
With James Tiberius Kirk as my current Number One, I am currently running through a roster of Lieutenant Commanders in the secondary tiers of the command staff. Several I have no problems with. Worf and the Chief seem to be getting along, thank goodness for that, and Doctor McCoy was already present and a part of this crew.
Commander Spock has arrived as well, and I believe I'll be establishing a separate science team from the engineering crew, with him as its commander. With two teams working on different yet potentially overlapping projects, I imagine answers may come that much faster, especially if problems are approached from multiple angles thanks to the arrangement.
There are a large number of 'metahumans' and 'mutants' aboard: humanoid beings, highly human in appearance, all with fascinatingly powerful abilities and skills. I'm still working out how to make use of these in the individual teams, but it seems so far that the teams are well established already.
The boy, 'Spider-Man', however, concerns me. Superman stated that the suit he wears is alive, and not in the fashion of the living 'plantsuits' the majority of the crew is wearing. His behavior is erratic, fidgety. I fear it's only a matter of time before I am forced to call security on him. Perhaps a visit from Doctor McCoy is in order.