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Setting Up Shop

Posted on Monday November 16th, 2020 @ 7:34pm by Arizhel

Mission: The Forgotten Outpost
Location: Promenade, Deep Space 3

Arizhel moved quickly across the station's Promenade. While owning a business, especially a Clothing Design company, was a far cry from her days in Klingon Defence Force, Arizhel was ready for the challenge. After quickly checking in to her apartment she decided to get a head start on setting up the atelier.

She crossed the Promenade and saw the glorious sign, emblazoned with her name and the sigil she designed. Her excitement grew even more inside of her. She watched a moment as passers stopped to look at the new sign, and peer through the windows at the unopened crates inside.

With an internalized roar she surged forward and keyed her security access to the shop front and entered. As the doors closed behind her, she looked around. She immediately made her way over to the stacks of furniture that had been delivered. It was all large and robust, very Klingon. Along with the furniture there were mannequins, paintings and banners for the showroom.

The unit itself was ideal, three split levels in a stair formation near the Promenade lifts. The Entrance level would be her showroom, the second her workroom and fitting area, and the uppermost would be her private office. The first two levels were open to each other, save for an ornate railing. The office area however was completely private, just how Arizhel wanted it.

The slender Klingon woman began to arrange furniture about. Tables, shelves, racks, and mannequins found their spot in the showroom. With one room for the most part ready to be stocked, Arizhel moved on to the next level. A large workstation and shelves had already been move into place, so she carried crates of material and equipment to the area and began to organize them. She came across the material she had been admiring in the hold on the transport ship, and set it aside.

Opening another crate Arizhel came across the pieces for her dressing area. It was fairly straightforward to assemble, and she made lighter work by assembling some portions en route to the station. Attaching it to the ceiling Arizhel stepped back to admire her work.

Taking a moment, the Klingon woman grabbed her empty crates and took them out her front door. As Arizhel exited the shop, a Human woman approached. She had short white hair, and looked as though she may be a part of the Starfleet crew off-duty.

"Are you open?" the woman asked, as Arizhel set the crates beside her entrance.

Shaking her head and wiping her ridged brow Arizhel said. "Not for two days. I'm just getting it all set up."

The woman nodded and smiled at Arizhel. "I'll have to come back then."

Arizhel waved and re-entered the shop. She looked around, trying to decide what to do next. Her workroom and fitting area were completed, she opted to stock her showroom and leave her office for the following day. Pulling two crates to the centre of the room, she opened them and began to sort the garments placing them where she wanted.

As she pulled a gown onto a mannequin she took a good look around her, and was proud of what she had already accomplished. "I think I've found my place." She said to herself before returning to her work.

 

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