Apparently Min had been pulled away from doing work for a meet and greet. Fun. Really. She just wanted to stay here all day.

She grabbed the datapad and looked at the mission details.

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Kor looks at the mission details.

"We're going under Romulan space?"

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Severin looked over the mission details, a very mischievous and cat-like look darting over her feline features.

"Risky... but potentially quite rewarding," she said.

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Effie looks just a little scared as she reads. She'd look a lot more scared if visions of stellar phenomena and soil samples weren't dancing in her head.

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"Fascinating," Kor mutters quietly.

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Min didn't say anything but she considered the idea. It would be interesting and a nightmare at the same time. Where the hell was she going to get parts when things broke? Or goodness forbid the ship get damaged in battle.

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"As you can see silent running will be critical for much of our mission. We will have limited contact with Starbase Rhiannon. Mostly we are here for exploration and stellar cartography -"
She smirks like a sphinx. "Mostly."

"As you know, the last Federation contact with the Romulans was at Narenda III nearly 19 years ago. The Enterprise-C offered aid to a ill-defended Klingon colony and while the battle went to the Romulans, we owe much of our current peace to that event. Still, no official contact has been heard from the Romulan Empire for approximately 60 years. If this wasn't enough, this area is believed to be a kind of no-man's land where refugees from the Romulans and Klingons, not to mention the Federation, are shielded by all three's unwillingness up to this point to explore the terrain."

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"Undoubtedly, there will be native people, though," Dr. Seraxx says. "So it's not really a true 'no-man's land.' We could make some positive contact for the Federation while we're out here!"

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Teera is not saying anything.

Rule number one: Know when to keep your mouth shut. Rule number two: Keep it shut until given reason otherwise.

The assignment was probably dangerous. Then again, so was half the missions she ran for the League. Major difference was this was "official" and not a "terrorist action."

She can't help a smile, though. Looks like she got her wish and then some.

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"Either way, there's a lot of blank space to fill in." Effie says, focusing on the Fun Part. "Good thing we have a lot of people for it." Provided the others who'd be working on such things didn't make any mistakes to disrupt her beautiful, beautiful charts. Or break something. Please, please, don't let the slightly-exuberant Trill break those poor sensor arrays; Effie had not liked the way she was talking.
...Oh, there were other parts of the crew that mattered, weren't there?

"Will the first officer be here soon, ma'am?" She asked.

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"The first officer is an interesting situation, but at the moment I am unsure if we will have a Federation officer, or a Klingon one. Negotiations are happening at the Starbase as we speak."

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"You okay, Barclay? You seem a bit distracted."

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Maybe Min was a little more pessimistic than the others, but she didn't see this as something that would be fun. Her mind was already going through possible scenarios and how she was going to keep the ship running. It would be hard to find parts and make repairs in the middle of nowhere.

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She looks to the engineer and the doctor. "This is of critical importance to all departments, but to Medical and Engineering this is critical." She turns to Min. "According to preliminary reports by Starfleet Intelligence, the area has, potentially, enough enclaves and raw materials to find and make what we need, but we will need someone to find those things." She looks to the second officer. "Ship-board operations will have a role not seen since the days of James Kirk, - supplies."

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Severin nodded at the various explanations going on, not taking notice of the distress of the one.

"We might face stiff competition for some of those resources," she said. "Depending on what some of the other inhabitants want it for."

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"That's why I'm here," she admits. "My career up to this point has been one specializing in aggressive negotiations."

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"Well enough, thank you," she mutters to Ensign Dok and continues listening and processing. A Klingon? And a supplies job? My.

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Kor nods at the role. "I can certainly handle supplies and material."

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"I'll put together a list of things to watch out for for engineering," Min said. See? She could be nice. Of course it could have something to do with the fact that he was going to be of use to her.

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"Good. Anything else before we go to our stations?"

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Kor shakes his head. "None from me for the moment, Captain."

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