> "Over 10 different cultures are represented on the Carey. Most of the crew is human, but very few are from Earth. Colonies and other human-esque races make up most of the human population. However, we also have vulcans, betazoids, bajorans just to name a few. You will have a chance to meet a few at the reception.", he said as they approached the door. "Shall we.." >
"Thank you, Captain," the ambassador said, stepping through the doors. > > They entered through the doors, and into the reception. There were several officers present, and not all of them human. > The Ambassador's Shalan took up a post near the door while Haryail, Captain T'landran, and Lora R'saran continued in to answer greetings. It was evident that Dolari's Borg implants were the subject of some scrutiny and comment, though few actually expressed their surprise with more than slight murmurs. Lora R'saran, the cultural attache' who came across quite charming, immediately began questioning a Bajoran officer regarding her culture's unique religion and the celestial temple, while Captain T'landran struck up conversation with a grizzled tactical officer about historical battles and what "they would do if the battle took place in this day and age." It seemed T'landran had quite a salty-dog's passion for comparing fish stories. Dolari Haryail stuck close by Captain Moore while he introduced her to his officers. "You have quite a crew, Captain," she commented at one point, "Their pheromones tell me they are, for the most part, most self-confident. I expected some more hostility from Federation, considering the current political atmosphere, but your staff has been more than courteous. Tell me, has there been much reaction on Earth to recent events?" -S _______________________________________________ Spacedock mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://scifi-rpgs.com/mailman/listinfo/spacedock_scifi-rpgs.com
