Star Trek: Starbase 777 - lt-cdr-seraphim

What a strange time to finally settle down in the station... But that was unfortunately the time that Ivan arrived at his quarters with his things in tow, unknowing of the spooky things going on around the station. Placing his bag on his bed, he sat down and let out a loud sigh of relief as he flopped back onto the bed, closing his eyes and taking a deep breath before exhaling. This was nice... This was very, very nice. After a few seconds of just laying there, he got back up and immediately went to work on organizing his stuff, getting up and walking around his own private quarters while placing some things around to make it feel more like home. He brought his violin, a picture of himself, his wife and his child, a group picture of himself and his orchestra buddies, and quite a few cat plushies his son made back on Earth.

Pavel entred his quarters with a sigh, weird things were going on, he hadn't seen anything but heard it from the comms so he figured that, since he had nothing better to do anyway, he might as well just make himself comfortable and sit this out. He got out of his hoverchair and sat down on the bed, grabbing a padd and reading something.

The large man soon left his private quarters and went to the communal room, going to the replicator and getting himself a cup of hot chocolate with marshmallows. He wasn't aware if someone was in the quarters with him, so he put his cup down and took out his mini notebook + pen, writing out an introduction detailing who he was and leaving it in the living room table before returning to his own private quarters once again, this time with a wonderful cup of hot chocolate and marshmallows.

He eventually got bored of reading and decided to get back into the hover chair to go to the comunal room, getting himself a cup of tea, then finding the note which he skimmed, then hit the doorchime to the other's private quarters, figuring he should introduce himself.

He heard the door chime and was actually quite surprised of the speed in which his unknown roommate saw the note, so he got up and told the computer to open the door, standing there with his cup in hand and a (hopefully) welcoming smile on his face. "Hello! You must be my roommate, yes?" And when I mean this dude was huge, he was tall as fuck. Just.... Yeah, he had to look straight down at mostly everyone and that hurt his neck, but he didn't mind.

He smiled up at the other man, Pavel was on a lower eye level than most people due to him being in a hoverchair so the difference seemed almost comedic and irony which was largely, but not entirely, lost on him. "Yes, my name is Pavel Seraphim, it's good to meet you, how are you doing?" He took a sip of tea.

"Doing very well. It is a pleasure to meet you and be in this station." He smiled, not getting down to his level so he wouldn't seem disrespectful. "I am Ivan Arkhangelsky-Jones, but my colleagues just call me Ivan. I just got here, and apparently so has another ship! Though I do not know if they'll actually interact with others aboard the station."

"Honestly? I can't really speak from experience, I'm pretty new myself, transferred fairly recently. So, what do you do? I mean, it's got to be medicine or science because we share quarters, but which one is it?" Pavel smiled, sipping his tea. "Also that other ship... there's apparently been some weirdness since it's docked and I've got to say, it's kind of giving me the creeps."

"Astrophysicist, focusing on spatial anomalies. And oh, is that so? Well, glad to not be alone on that! And hm, that is concerning... What types of weirdness?" He raised an eyebrow, a little concerned but mostly curious about these so called 'weird things' happening on the ship.

"Ah, I'm medical mysef, a surgeon. About the weirdness, well, I haven't seen any of it but I've heard that there's some weird stuff is happening with the tech and there's some energy anomalies or something like that." He said, shrugging. "My plan was to sit it out in the quarters, to be honest." He let out a small chuckle. "My husband would have loved this. Always out for adventure. But it's just me and I'm really not the type to go out chasing spooky phenomena. The less I've got to do with it the better."

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