Family Matters

[boldygoing]

There's a starship captain in the Plaza, sitting at an outdoor cafe style table which bears a half-consumed cup of coffee and a glowing, transparent datapad. Jim Kirk is not in uniform, clad in well-worn civilian clothes, though given that his shirt says PROPERTY OF STARFLEET ACADEMY in faded text, he's probably not trying to be covert. He's fairly focused on the datapad, and one might assume that he's catching up on reports or requisition forms during his off-hours if not for the quietly contemplative look on his face.

And, of course, the fact that he's chosen to take a break here rather than anywhere near Starfleet property.

His thoughts don't remain a mystery for long, as this does tend to be the place to go for advice, no matter how small the matter. "How's your relationship with your family? Have you ever tried to reconnect after spending years apart?"

There's an empty chair on the other side of the table. Feel free to have a seat, if you'd like.



[OOC: Tags don't seem to work, but dupes are okay!]

Comments

[tielle_mortevus]

"Anti-what-field?"
Since she hadn't gotten desperate enough to try, she wasn't even aware there was such a thing. As for his next point.

"It would have to be human, or at least from something human enough, and not undead."

[boldygoing]

A little odd that she doesn't know, but perhaps there wasn't a brochure stand near her entrance into the Nexus. After all, this place is infinite, so the odds make it more than possible she simply missed it. "It's some kind of magical property of the Nexus, I think. Stops people from attacking each other at will, although it's stronger some places than others, and it can be flexible if both people agree to fight, like if you wanted to spar." He's not going to mention that apparently it's been disabled before - the less people who know that, the less likely it is that someone will seek out a way to do it again.

Jim gives that a moment of thought. "I'm not sure if there are hospitals here, but there's probably one somewhere, and they'd probably have a supply for transfusions. Might be worth checking out."