((Please note: Due to very few threads here this blog isn't checked often. If you wish to rp with the EMH, please contact me at my main blog kjay9558 or at captainxproton. Thank you.)) "In the beginning, there is darkness â the emptiness of a matrix waiting for the light. Then a single photon flares into existence. Then another. Soon, thousands more. Optronic pathways connect, subroutines emerge from the chaos and a holographic consciousness is born." ~~~ "Please state the nature of the medical emergency." I´m the Emergency Medical Hologram of the U.S.S. Voyager, please call me doctor. I am also the Chief Medical Officer during the ship's journey through the Delta Quadrant. Because I run my program on a full-time basis, I expanded my program: I acquired many interests and hobbies and developed close personal friendships with many crew members. The EMH Mark I (my original program) was created on Jupiter Station by Dr. Lewis Zimmerman - who had based the hologram's appearance on his own. {This is a role play blog of the Voyagers EMH}
Iâm putting this blog on hiatus until further notice, I donât completely lost my muse but I havenât done replies in ages since I struggled with writing the EMH. This means @iambabydollrp wonât have a reply to our drafted thread, sorry about that.
Iâm still rp-ing, find me as Tom Paris, Kaja Miller, or on my multimuse blog
He noticed her insecurity and placed his hand on her lower arm, giving her a light squeeze: âItâs fine, you donât need to worry.â, he told her, assuming she was traumatized. âI donât know who did this to you, but I can fix all your wounds.â, he stated. Of course he had noticed her frozen pupil.Â
âThe nerves controlling your left eye are damaged, can you see anything with it at the moment?â, he asked and scanned her head, placing a brain activity monitoring device, a silver plate of two times three inches, on her forehead.
âYou arenât dead, according to my scans youâve been frozen for decades at least, so this is far future for you. Donât worry though, weâre on a starship and the medical possibilities have improved so I will be able to fix you perfectly. Please tell me, what is your name, and where does it hurt most at the moment?â
âOh I would relish it, if they would be thankful at least. They arenât, itâs annoying.â, he said:Â âAlso Iâm programmed to also prevent injuries and medical issues from happening by giving the advice to not fly through this nebula.â, he replied and tried to calm down again. Seven was sure, maybe, but he didnât liked being told what to do, not even she was allowed to do so, though he had a soft spot for Seven.
âNow, considering the Captain wonât fly around the nebula,â, his voice sounded annoyed but calm at the moment:Â âwe should try to think about ways to prevent the crew from getting headaches and other issues. Any suggestions Seven?â
âI have this unique piece of technology that makes me able to move about the ship.â, he explained and held up the silver equipment:Â âItâs called mobile emitter.â
The Doctor nodded:Â âIf you tell us which of them was your father. We have every body we found stored in the now chilly cargo bay 3. We were going to have a funeral for them as soon as you feel better, so you can say goodbye.â, he had a slightly sad expression on his face as he told her this.Â
So many questions, the Doctor tried to answer them all: âYes we do, still it wasnât good enough to bring them back to life sadly, despite you.â, he frowned, wondering if he should tell her about his real nature or not, maybe he should, to gain her trust. âI donât have a name, Iâm a hologram.â, he said. âJust call me Doctor, everyone does.â, he smiled lightly. His smile increased a little: âNice to meet you, how shall I call you? Mrs Cole?â, he nodded: âIâd wish too.â
âYouâre human, arenât you? Earth is over 50 thousand light-years away still, I think you will have to stick with us for a longer time.â, he said:Â âWe came here by accident and our human doctor as well as the nurse died. So we are in fact in need of a nurse.â, he explained:Â âThis has to be discussed with the Captain though.â
At the last question the Doctor shook his head:Â âWeâre not entirely sure, but most of your crew died by either the explosion or the broken hull. They died immediately.â, he told her:Â âGet some rest, Iâll dim the lights and consult the Captain about your request.â
Weâll defend ourselves. They wonât get what theyâre after. I mean you wonât get what youâre after. Not in a million years. Not if I have anything to say about it.
The operating lamps blinded her so much that when the figure appeared in front of her he was a mere silhouette. Molly Reass took a breath, in that moment she felt a great stillness. There wasnât even fear as the surgeon positioned the orbitoclast under her eyelid âŚIâm ready⌠He changed the angle a little âŚIf I choose this it is my choice, its my choice and Iâm ready⌠The doctor raised the silver hammer âŚI am not afraid⌠The hammer impacted the blunt end of the ice pick and then the world âŚE X P L O D E D
There was a flash of light that was brighter than anything Molly had ever seen, brighter than the sun. It seemed to originate in the backs of her eyes and wiped out everything in the world. For a length of time that Molly could not even begin to calculate she felt herself drifting, shiftingâŚthere was no form to anything, only light and a sense of swimming movement. It was oddly serene, so much so that when Molly felt herself hit the hard surface beneath her the shock was enough to knock the air out of her body.
Her head spun. She squinted as her eyes adjusted to the light âŚWhatâs happening? Where am I? The questions echoed in her head as she tried to orient herself to her new surroundings, she was in a roomâŚwas this a bed?
There were noises, people were gathering around her, she still couldnt focus enough to make out their faces but some were asking questionsâŚHer tongue was lost, she felt so disoriented that she couldnt have formed a response if she wanted to. In fact she felt fairly sure in that moment that she must have died âŚWhat else could this be?
Through the murmurs in sickbay, the loud and clear voice of the Doctor said: âNow everybody, this is a sickbay, not the mess hall, despite the Captain and maybe the Commander of Lieutenant Tuvok, everyone has to leave.â, he gestured towards the door and the officers left the room. Only the Captain and the Commander stayed, while Tuvok waited outside. Janeway walked to the Doctors office with Chakotay, resuming the murmured words in there.
The Doctor looked more satisfied with the circumstances now, and so he took a step towards the biobed and his patient. âCan you hear me maâam?â, he asked: âIâm a Doctor. You donât have to worry.â, he told her while he scanned her with his medical tricorder. He watched her too, she seemed to be awake, so he kept talking: âDo you need any painkillers or something else? I can give it to you. You seem to be unconscious for many years.â, if not decades. He watched her again and finally knelt down to make her be less intimidated.
âI know.â, the EMH said, reaching for her hand, holding it to reassure her. âYou tried your best, itâs fine.â, she should stay calm, that would be way better for her health, so the EMH tried to make her stay calm. He smiled at her as she opened her eyes, she had beautiful ones. âI am. Iâm the Doctor of the U.S.S. Voyager, we saved you.â, he told her with a soft voice.
âDonât sit up.â, he said softly, pointing at the dome over her chest and stomach. He looked sorry: âIâm so sorry, you were the only one alive when we arrived, we tried to bring everybody who seemed to be dead for not too long back to life, but there was no hope. Iâm sorry we didnât made it, you are the only survivor.âÂ
Her crew were falling around her as Charlie tried to heal them, dying in agony since the medic died in the first wave of attacks. Tears were streaming down her face as she covered two more with sheets and tried to hide how the crew were yelling at her. Another explosion shook the vessel and haul breaches cropped up everywhere, deck seven had been sealed since it was venting air. She heard someone run in and turned to yell at them.
âIâm trying to keep t-..â Pain radiated from her shoulder and chest, dropping the nurse into a welcome darkness.
âHello? Hello? Can you hear me?â, the Doctor shook her gently after pressing a hypo to her neck. The woman on the biobed he was standing next to was the only survivor of the highly damaged spaceship they found floating through space. He dearly hoped she was alright, she had suffered from a lack of oxygen and he basically had managed to bring her back from a coma. Her other crew mates havenât had such luck and they sadly couldnât help them anymore.
âYouâre in sickbay.â, he explained just in case she heard him:Â âAboard the Starfleet ship Voyager, youâre safe.â
The Doctor took the PADD from her and eyed it with high concentration, reading it quickly and thinking about this for a few moments. He lifted his hand and placed the knuckle of his index finger against his lips, trying to interpret the given data as exactly as possible.Â
The holographic looked up interested and listened to Sevenâs words. He nodded with a lightly annoyed look on his face and a frown on his forehead:Â âI assume she would most likely fly straight through or even stop for science. It gives the crew strong headaches and I better find a cure for that and the possibly burning eyes and sore throats caused by light de-hydration. Thatâs what the phenomenon will cause.â
âTrue, they arenât going to kill anyone, but I will have to suffer the Captainâs decisions.â, he commplied and with an higher pitched voice he added:Â âDoctor here, Doctor there, hurry Doc....â, his voice got back to normal:Â âOh I can hear it already.â, he sighted.
He stood, placing his hand on Sevenâs arm:Â âThat isnât a bad thing, you know, itâs exactly what we wanted to happen, remember?â, oh she wasnât dealing too well with the chances, the EMH hoped he could help her somehow.
âAh, youâre awake.â, the EMH stepped closer: âIâm the Doctor of the U.S.S Voyager. Youâre on a Starfleet ship of the Federation. How are you feeling Doctor McCoy?â, he asked, running a scanner over him and watching his medical tricorder: âLay down if you donât want to faint again.â, he said and pushed Bones back down.
âDont worry youâre safe. Youâve got the best Doctor in fleet to take care of you.â, he said: âIâm am programmed and donât do mistakes.â, he smiled triumphantly at the Doctor. âYou looked better on the pictures, but thatâs fine, we get you fixed up.â, he turned to load another hypo: âitâs a painkiller.â, he explained and pressed it against Bones neck.
"Ah, you're awake.", the EMH stepped closer: "I'm the Doctor of the U.S.S Voyager. You're on a Starfleet ship of the Federation. How are you feeling Doctor McCoy?", he asked, running a scanner over him and watching his medical tricorder: "Lay down if you don't want to faint again.", he said and pushed Bones back down.
"Dont worry you're safe. You've got the best Doctor in fleet to take care of you.", he said: "I'm am programmed and don't do mistakes.", he smiled triumphantly at the Doctor. "You looked better on the pictures, but that's fine, we get you fixed up.", he turned to load another hypo: "it's a painkiller.", he explained and pressed it against Bones neck.