Ra'alu Ruo'sa
Tigar watched Pule as he started to leave, she was about to make a mental note to pull his file when he turned around. 'Good, he is capable of properly prioritizing his tasks. I won't need to teach him that, perhaps only occasionally remind him. I can deal with that.' She thought.
"Certainly, security on our ship is going to be different than most previous ships. There is the opportunity for us to meet with our allies or even other races, and as such we could have to entertain visitors. For this reason all critical ship locations are having additional security measures installed. When we do have visitors, they will be escorted by one or more members of my department. Also in case of a problem I will be positioning some small arms in various damage control stations. So you will need to check the location sheet daily. Most of the ship security otherwise is normal. We have isolation panels that are used for decompression but can also be used to compartmentalize the ship.
We will have weekly drills dealing with various scenarios, and each day I will place an object somewhere on the ship that does not belong. All members of security have until mid shift to have spotted the item, and send me a message with its location and what it is. Any questions?"
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Nyora'a Ruo'sa
The Bajao'ka Tinsae Potos Kehula was a female Qaktoro with grey fur and tawny stripes. She wore a coverall with a number of common tools secured in a sash. Potos had her arms up to the elbow inside of a panel of one of the ships engines. Upon hearing a voice call out she turned to see the newest member of her staff.
"Over hear Savyjo Tos'feg Fuir, by the Tinvyma Movidoanor." she called out. She had a number of questions for this member of her team. 'This one has my curiosity. A Tula with a love of machinery. Trained by the Otâmovi Wiy Jael, at least I do not have to worry about this one looking to get into a fight constantly. A Tula's temperament makes them them ideal technicians. I'd give a months worth of Odawina to get a few more.' she thought. She gave a final twist of the tension wrench she was using and pulled it out. She leaned against the drive while waiting for Tos'feg to approach.