Darkkitten9389
Supernova
- Joined
- Dec 31, 2016
Though she had changed when it came to how she acted socially and off duty, there was one thing about Lenara that would never change. And that was how hard of a worker she was and how fiercely devoted she was to both her job, her ship and her Captain. If there was anything that put any of those at risk, it had better beware risking her ire, because she didn't tolerate anything putting either of those things at risk. As she spoke of what she'd come to know, she watched him set his book down. While he didn't have a phaser on him, she did. It rested at her hip, the woman having grabbed it on her way out of her quarters and her one hand rested on her hip just a couple inches from that phaser.
After she asked who he was, Daniels smiled and as he spoke with his usual charm, this made the woman frown slightly while her gaze narrowed at him a little. Even though she was more open and a bit less Vulcan like in her demeanor with others, that cold and detached version of her could still be seen when she was working and she had to be serious. Such as right that moment. She didn't like the comment of observing her or Captain West. When she was offered a seat, Lenara told him that she would remain standing. She was about to tell him that there was a snowflakes chance in hell that he was getting close to Captain West without telling her everything when he told her that he was from the 31st century and that he was a temporal agent working for the Federation assigned to stop a Romulan from the 28th century who was trying to alter the timeline in favor of re-shaping the Romulan Empire.
This bit of news caused her to stop and she stared at him, one of her eyebrows raising while she stared at the man. Of all the things he could of said or claimed, this certainly wasn't one of them. Sure, she'd heard and read reports of time travel. She even knew that there was a Department of Temporal Investigations who looked into each incident. But she never believed she'd have someone claim to be from the future, standing in front of her. "Say I believe you. Why would you wait and observe Captain West and myself instead of just approaching us?" she asked him. "Besides, what proof do you have that you're from the future? Anyone could claim the same thing."
After she asked who he was, Daniels smiled and as he spoke with his usual charm, this made the woman frown slightly while her gaze narrowed at him a little. Even though she was more open and a bit less Vulcan like in her demeanor with others, that cold and detached version of her could still be seen when she was working and she had to be serious. Such as right that moment. She didn't like the comment of observing her or Captain West. When she was offered a seat, Lenara told him that she would remain standing. She was about to tell him that there was a snowflakes chance in hell that he was getting close to Captain West without telling her everything when he told her that he was from the 31st century and that he was a temporal agent working for the Federation assigned to stop a Romulan from the 28th century who was trying to alter the timeline in favor of re-shaping the Romulan Empire.
This bit of news caused her to stop and she stared at him, one of her eyebrows raising while she stared at the man. Of all the things he could of said or claimed, this certainly wasn't one of them. Sure, she'd heard and read reports of time travel. She even knew that there was a Department of Temporal Investigations who looked into each incident. But she never believed she'd have someone claim to be from the future, standing in front of her. "Say I believe you. Why would you wait and observe Captain West and myself instead of just approaching us?" she asked him. "Besides, what proof do you have that you're from the future? Anyone could claim the same thing."