Act Two, Scene Two

[Akirapryde]

Stardate: 53832.94
Just outside of the system: UIH-0351
USS Thunderchild, NCC-63549
4th Fleet Command Briefing, Admiral's Briefing
Briefing Room of the USS Thunderchild

Captain S'Lava looked up from her data pad, "I have an inquiry Commander V'Rol." Captain S'Lava's ships, the USS Zhukov a Ambassador-class ship, was speeding its way to Trill to tighten the search grid for the fugitive. She was attending this meeting like most other captains via subspace.

She raised an eyebrow as she politely waited for the attention to shift to her. Her straight black hair was pulled tight behind her head revealing her pointed ears and her Vulcan heritage. However, Captain S'Lava was only part Vulcan. Her parents were both human. Only on her great grandmother's side did her dominate Vulcan genes shine through. This didn't stop her from attending higher education on Vulcan during her teen years. Captain S'Lava was one of the most seasoned officers among the 4th Fleet. Once the attention was shifted to her, she spoke once more, "In reviewing the files you sent Commander. I concur with your findings regarding her skills regarding computers and engineering."

She moved her fingers over the PADD, "In reviewing the files, I see that she was being treated with Starfleet Medical under the assumed name of Petty Officer Dolores Traver. Under this name, it indicates that Starfleet Medical listed her ailment as multiple personality disorder induced by extreme post traumatic stress disorder. This would support your divergence of skills findings."

She paused for a moment to review her PADD once more before continuing, "In reviewing the medical history while she was being treated under Starfleet Medical and her much wider range. I find myself wondering if this personality disorder might cause a shift in her behavior. Based on your investigation, do you feel that there is any significant threat to ship or crew who attempt to capture this fugitive? If so, what course of action would you suggest in getting close enough to use these rifles to tag the fugitive."