Dr Ryan Dalias (
commanderforehead) wrote2016-08-07 06:36 pm
continued from bakerstreet due to captcha
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I did some digging of my own and found out the Orchid made a stop on Thetis Prime before coming here, and Thetis Prime has just made some 'incredible archaeological discoveries'. It could be nothing, but it's just an hour ride by transport away.
Doctor Urvidian just got back to work from his little forced three month vacation so he doesn't want to leave the med bay, and Jane just said 'I'm not going to prison' when I told her where we were going. So that leaves you.
[And obviously Levi can't leave the station, though Akmazian ranks slightly higher than Levi on 'people already in the know who Ryan would be okay being stuck with for 48 hours'.]
I did some digging of my own and found out the Orchid made a stop on Thetis Prime before coming here, and Thetis Prime has just made some 'incredible archaeological discoveries'. It could be nothing, but it's just an hour ride by transport away.
Doctor Urvidian just got back to work from his little forced three month vacation so he doesn't want to leave the med bay, and Jane just said 'I'm not going to prison' when I told her where we were going. So that leaves you.
[And obviously Levi can't leave the station, though Akmazian ranks slightly higher than Levi on 'people already in the know who Ryan would be okay being stuck with for 48 hours'.]

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My ship runs just fine, too, you know- if you don't wanna risk getting stuck out there.
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[ and, similarly, he's pretty sure that ryan is intentionally needling him with the ship name, too. ]
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I'm just getting the last of a portable med kit together. I can meet you in your cargo bay in 15.
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[ which, you know. if he uses that fifteen minutes to comb his fingers through his hair, check his teeth for anything that might be in them, and change into a slightly more flattering top, it totally has nothing at all to do with the company he's going to be keeping for the next little while. nothing. at. all. ]
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Ryan of course is more concerned with making sure the go bag has everything he’ll need. It doesn’t, it can’t, there’s a lot of large equipment in the actual medical facilities that can’t be miniaturized and he’s well aware that he probably (hopefully) won’t need anything he’s bringing. Ideally there shouldn’t be any danger there at all.
Ideally.
It isn’t paranoia if they’re really after you.
He looks at the time, sighs, decides this is the best he’s going to get and heads out with the med kit and a small duffel of what he’ll need for an overnight stay. For his part he’s out of the uniform scrubs and in civvies, which are clean and past that he didn’t think much of before dressing. He’s already at the entrance to the cargo bay when it occurs to him that the casual track pants he’s wearing are a little, well … clingier than the scrub pants he wears most of the time.
They might have been obtained with the idle thought to test Jane’s theory about Doctor Osolong and whiplash.He could go back and change, but that’d be stupid. Honestly, Ryan’s still more than half certain Akmazian’s flirting is just a dig to get under his skin.Having checked with the station’s Interface before he entered the cargo bay to make sure it’s empty of anyone else, Ryan calls out when the door slides shut behind him,]
Akmazian? It’s me, Doctor Dalias.
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i mean, it's not like ryan hasn't actually testified for him. lord, akmazian even smuggled him a cat. ]
This way, Doc.
[ he hooks his thumb toward the docking bay. ]
You ready to go?
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... come to think of it, Ryan doesn't know what they paid for Morpheus. He idly wonders if he should worry.]
Almost. [Reaching into his bag, Ryan brings out a small portable medical scanner.] I want to get a blood sample from you before we go, you obviously aren't in the station's system and I don't want you to come down with some kind of tropical flu on Thetis Prime only to find out the hard way that you're allergic to penicillin.
[He does at least wait for Akmazian's consent before he goes for it. The scanner doesnt need needles, he's not in the goddamn dark ages. Unlike some doctors he could name.]
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Uh. Is that gonna put me in the station's system?
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I can override the upload function but it cycles every 50 hours and resets, there's a chance it will upload anyway... so if it does it will be under the generic name we give human patients who we don't have the IDs for. And on the off-chance someone does decide to look specifically at John-Doe-Kappa-1-1-5's medical record, Interface agreed to fudge some genetic markers so they'll find a 5'4" ginger man who carries the recessive gene for xeroderma pigmentosum.
... in spite of what Doctor Urvidian says, I am not stupid.
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I'd never accuse you of being stupid, doc. But you're also not a fugitive. Not everyone keeps this kinda stuff on the forefront of their minds, you know.
[ and then, belatedly, he frowns. ]
You made me a 5'4" ginger? What'd I do to you?
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Do you want the list alphabetically or chronologically?
[Obtain illegal medicine for him. Stop a plague and save thousands of lives. Get him a cat. What hasn't Akmazian done?
Ryan coughs, schooling his expression and taking Akmazian's hand to gently press against the side of the scanner for a sample. He's relieved that Akmazian relented, that Dalias didn't have to say please, didn't have to admit real concern for the wellbeing of the other man that went beyond the enlightened self interest of keeping him safe. He's also more than a little pleased to have thought ahead, to have considered Akmazian's situation as well as he did.
Saying the scanner doesn't use needles is a bit of a misnomer, but the needles are microscopic, painless, and most importantly you don't see them. There's just a bit of a tickle, Ryan holding Akmazian's hand in place until it's done, letting go when the scanner has what it needs.]
There. [a few quick keystrokes and Ryan places the scanner back in his bag.] John-Doe-Kappa-1-1-5 processing now. It should have everything done by the time we hit planet-side. Lead the way to the Balmy Breeze.
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whatever. he's not smitten. shut up. he's a grown-ass man, thank you very much, and he does not get a private, childish enjoyment from ryan fussing over him and taking his hand like that.
goddammit. ]
The Silent Storm. [ the emphasis he puts on the name is more sulky exasperation than actual aggravation, and he turns to stroll toward the docking area. and then, as if he feels like he has to actively remind ryan: ] It's a good name for a good ship. And I guess you're just ignoring that whole thing about beggars and choosers, huh?
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Goddamn it indeed.
There's another brief quirk of a smile before Ryan gets his expression under control at Akmazian's exasperated correction of the ship's name, and Ryan follows him towards the docking bay. He's becoming quite familiar with the pirate ship.]
Did I sound like I was complaining? I'm offended, the Silent Storm is the best pirate ship I've ever been on.
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[ he continues to grouse even as he boards the ship, though he'd probably be smiling himself if he'd managed to actually catch ryan's expressions. akmazian heads immediately to the controls, dropping heavily into a seat definitely molded to his butt in particular, before he leans in and punches in some coordinates. ]
You know. [ his voice is light when he starts. ] I still don't think I've heard a thank you for spendin' my day off running errands with you. [ as if he has scheduled work shifts. as if he doesn't look for any excuse to spend his downtime near ryan. ]
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He might have actually been considering the same thing. Maybe. They do have a working relationship of sticking their necks out for one another, an exchange of trust for trust. Ryan doesn't think he has ever said thank you for being given that trust in return, especially when arguably he was worst at it to start with. So. Softly and sincerely as he hangs back a bit, so he doesn't have to look Akmazian in the face when he says it,]
... thank you.
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cheerfully: ]
You're welcome. You gonna head this way? Think you owe me a selfie, doctor.
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A selfie? Seriously?
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What? I told you: I like to scrapbook.
[ he shoots him a mock pitiful look, as if he's wounded that ryan isn't treating this seriously. ]
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Right. And you're going to put a picture of me in there.
[He just wants to make sure he's got this down right.]
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[ calmly and oh so seriously, as if he's happy to patiently explain the concept of scrapbooking to ryan. ]
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names are overrated...
orz
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Poor wet puppy.
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