[ Spock waits patiently for Jim's orders, relieved that he is not trying to split them apart. A first officer's duty is to his captain, and Spock takes that seriously. Especially in a situation such as this, when there are too many factors that Spock cannot control for, and the risk of danger is too high.
Spock does not require the use of any aids to keep track of time, so he does not bother checking the time as they head toward one of the housing areas. He'll keep Jim on track, if necessary.
The area is desolate, the stench of decay obvious and the amount of ruin not entirely in keeping with the reports. It was a wise decision to visit, as Spock can gain a much clearer vision of the truth. A truth that does not match what the officials have been discussing.
He is about to mention that to Jim when he hears a rustling from inside one of the broken houses, and grabs Jim's shoulder to point in that direction. ]
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Spock does not require the use of any aids to keep track of time, so he does not bother checking the time as they head toward one of the housing areas. He'll keep Jim on track, if necessary.
The area is desolate, the stench of decay obvious and the amount of ruin not entirely in keeping with the reports. It was a wise decision to visit, as Spock can gain a much clearer vision of the truth. A truth that does not match what the officials have been discussing.
He is about to mention that to Jim when he hears a rustling from inside one of the broken houses, and grabs Jim's shoulder to point in that direction. ]
Something over there, Captain.