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No rest.
They didn't even wait until the next night. Barely asleep after a long night of agonizing socialization and forced labor in the kitchen, Sybok woke up to the strobe of lights from the window, and by the time he got dressed-tee, slacks-and jumped down the stairs, Spock was already awake, wrapped in a green robe, staring out the parlor room window ( Read more... ) -
Interrupted.
He's icing a cake - some fine white lace in royal icing - when the ship lurches to the side with the dull boom of an explosion. Sybok swears, openly and loudly, as he sees his cake slip off the edge of the counter ( Read more... ) -
Keeping the inevitable
"Tea ( Read more... ) -
Imagination ain't your only friend [open]
He had juggled more things than this. In light of where he could be - prison or the shipyards - he was more than happy to take another half-shift for his roommate, or remind Spock that his eating/sleeping plan was atrocious (really, didn't Starfleet teach him anything?), or make that custom cake for a chief officer's birthday ( Read more... ) -
Feeling (Not So) Good
Throughout the day he had done well in not spurring any anxiety about the visitor he and Spock would receive later, going through his courses with the same ease and nonchalance he usually did. Sybok even stopped by the store for some fresh milk (two gallons, because whether he was baking or not, it disappeared before he could get his own glass ( Read more... ) -
The things you can find when you're not looking . . .
So. He needs a new pack of cigarettes.
In fact, he needs a lot of things, but those can be ordered at his leisure. For the cigs, he pulls on a dark green shirt and dark trousers before heading out in the early evening to see what he can find.
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To Better Serve Your Needs
Poll Galley Survey (USS Enterprise) -
House Call [NVC Day 25]
Most of the time, Sybok doesn't sleep much. Half of it is habit and a little less than half of it is simply biological, but when he does decide to sleep, he sleeps deeply. Hours tick by and when there's no external stimulus to stop him, he continues sleeping. The curtains across the window keep the morning light and the alarm clock sits dormant ( Read more... )