"Captain."

At the call of her title, Nayoung glances up from her presentation notes to see Minkyung approaching her with a thick white binder in her hands. As required for public appearances such as this campus fire safety inspection, Minkyung is dressed in her Class B uniform, complete with her decorated blouse, a fitted skirt that falls just below her knees, and her long black hair tied up into a ponytail. Some of the younger firefighters at their station grumble about the Class B uniforms resembling those of the rivaling police department, but Minkyung nonetheless manages to look nice and elegant...as always. Nayoung knows better than to stare, but she does it anyway. She lowers her tablet in preparation of receiving the other woman and the two of them exchange nods of acknowledgement.

"Lieutenant Kim."

"Captain Im, may I ask why you are standing? There are plenty of comfortable armchairs in this area we've been designated; please do feel free to have a seat." Minkyung says, gesturing to the empty leather chairs nearby. "The university has been generous enough to accomodate us to the best of their ability."

"I'm well-aware, but I prefer to be on my feet at all times, Lieutenant. How are the reports coming along?"

Minkyung smiles before answering, "You will be pleased to know that all of the reports have been submitted, and safety inspection of every building and its respective equipment has been completed. Everything appears to meet the standards, except for a few faulty smoke detectors in Building 120 and Building 460. However, I've already notified the facilities management on campus, and they're working to resolve the issues at this very moment."

"Good." Nayoung comments with a small sigh of relief. She can always trust Minkyung to stay organized and on top of things. "Is there anything else I should know about?"

"We have to return next month for a campus-wide fire exit drill."

"Alright. Thank you for the excellent work today, Lieutenant Kim." Nayoung offers her colleague a grateful smile. Really, Nayoung wouldn't know what she'