Ship's Log | To Boldly Go

I'm not certain I'll ever get truly accustomed to living in space, but I believe I am starting to settle in here.

Those of you who come from different worlds, even different earths, I'd like to hear more about them, if you're willing to share.

Religion is one of those strange things that seems to be constant over the centuries - both on Earth that Was and in my universe on various other planets. Despite the advent of technology, people often seem to yearn for community and have questions about existance (though sometimes this is explained away by magic or philosophy). However, I am not familiar with what exists in this world.

All of this is to say, would there be any interest in having religious services on board? I'm not the type to force religion on anyone, but sometimes it can be useful.

Right. So is it weird if this isn't too weird for me, but just a new type of weird? Anyway, it's supercool to know that Star Trek is real (which, I mean, given that gods are real, is no big surprise). Anyways, hi! I'm Will, son of Apollo, healer, decent archer, though I don't imagine there's much need for archery on a spaceship.

[Medical]

So, I know I'm under 18 and that probably doesn't fly in your world, but I'm a healer and I'd love to help out in medical if that's possible. I've reattached limbs, fixed broken bones, etc..

Hi. I'm Five.

I'm bored and need something to do.

Anyone got work for an untrustworthy murderous traitor who can fly?

At what point does someone actually begin to feel like they're lost in space? Anyone else feel homesick? I mean I shouldn't, I really shouldn't, it's a dream come true being here... but I miss the big city, the web swinging... and weirdly enough the .. villains thrill of everything I used to do.

I feel very much just... average... here, and that's an odd thing. For me. And that's not to be saying I feel like I'm more than just average, or to attack anyone who might feel that way, it's just odd being just Peter here. I feel as if I've lost purpose.

Hello everyone. My name is Annie Zhao and I've actually been on board since we left Earth but I'm just now getting around to introducing myself. I'm a doctor and the newest member of the Enterprise medical staff.

I'm looking forward to getting to know you.

Now that things have settled back into a routine, I wondered if you might have use for another set of hands. I'd like to make myself useful.

I hope we get to visit Los Angeles during our shore leave.

In the meantime, I have a fun game for everyone to play. You just need to figure out how, if you were immortal, you would deal with the crippling misery of constantly watching everyone you care about or will ever care about die without going bloody mental. Easy, right?

Ready, set, go!

I suppose I should introduce myself.

My name is Dr. Helen Magnus. I'm afraid this isn't exactly where I'd expected to find myself, but it seems that's true for many of us.

Of all the places I've been in my lifetime, I can't say that space is one of them. It's remarkable, isn't it?