08-04-2026, 06:27 AM
Gath replied, "Many use Black for a bomb threat, but I'm open to your preference for any listings of this nature. Because of the swift responses required by both Security and Medical, codes allow us to instantly know what procedure to shift to. Some use it to inform troops without alarming civilians, but in many cases, it is also a shortcut to quickly give complex orders in as few words as possible. Your people have a special list of instructions and procedures for a normal CODE BLUE, but a very different one if it is in a toxic environment that involves hazardous materials, perhaps with an added letter or number to indicate the difference between a chemical hazard and a biological one. Once you think over the list of things you want a code for, assign it a color you think is most fitting and then I'll give you my input. We can discuss any variances and then present something as a unified product to the brass. Some things might require a conversation with other department heads, but I'm sure that they will be very supportive of the idea, only adding their insights that might further refine it before presentation."
The Klingon enjoyed talking about this aspect of business with Evie. Feeling that their responsibilities were briefly overlapping, was a welcome familiarity that he rarely got to have the luxury of. The familiarity came with another wave as she spoke about her sister.
He gave a small look of surprise mixed with curiosity, "I was aware that you had a sister, but had not been aware that you have a twin. I will be very curious to meet her. I've often been introduced to twins that were said to be identical, but I've always been able to tell them apart. I confess that there was one pair of sisters that were extremely alike, but one had a small spot that the other did not and it made all the difference."
Evie described her sister in blunt terms, but Gath could read a bit of sibling playfulness at work. Gath began to grin a bit, "You make it sound like the two of you are competing, but I'm not sure if it is a good or bad thing. I hope I won't need to take either of you into custody."
She then caught him a little off guard by saying she wanted to have a drink with him later to get to know him better. It took only a fraction of a second for his brain to realize there was more than one way for that statement to be taken. There was then at least a full second of thought over the fact that he found both equally entertaining. Evie was no stranger to body language and facial expressions. Gath's eyes and nose gave tiny hints of his thoughts.
Gath's grin widened, "I look forward to it."
The Klingon enjoyed talking about this aspect of business with Evie. Feeling that their responsibilities were briefly overlapping, was a welcome familiarity that he rarely got to have the luxury of. The familiarity came with another wave as she spoke about her sister.
He gave a small look of surprise mixed with curiosity, "I was aware that you had a sister, but had not been aware that you have a twin. I will be very curious to meet her. I've often been introduced to twins that were said to be identical, but I've always been able to tell them apart. I confess that there was one pair of sisters that were extremely alike, but one had a small spot that the other did not and it made all the difference."
Evie described her sister in blunt terms, but Gath could read a bit of sibling playfulness at work. Gath began to grin a bit, "You make it sound like the two of you are competing, but I'm not sure if it is a good or bad thing. I hope I won't need to take either of you into custody."
She then caught him a little off guard by saying she wanted to have a drink with him later to get to know him better. It took only a fraction of a second for his brain to realize there was more than one way for that statement to be taken. There was then at least a full second of thought over the fact that he found both equally entertaining. Evie was no stranger to body language and facial expressions. Gath's eyes and nose gave tiny hints of his thoughts.
Gath's grin widened, "I look forward to it."