Kristi in Korea

  Captain’s Log — Stardate 02.02–02.16 The starship covered several lively sectors these past cycles, beginning with a diversion to the coastal outpost of Busan , escorting the Girls’ Basketball Cadet Unit to the KISAC (Korean International Schools Activities Conference) Tournament at Busan Foreign School . Day One was a clean sweep — the cadets went undefeated, moving across the court with the coordination of a perfectly synced bridge crew. Day Two delivered stronger opposition, but the team still secured 3rd place overall, an honorable finish in a competitive quadrant. Shore leave was brief but effective, resulting in a windswept beach photo and high morale levels. We later convened at Yugane Dakgalbi Haeundae , where cheese dakgalbi was prepared tableside — sizzling chicken, vegetables, spice, and melted cheese engineered into one glorious skillet of happiness. Delicious, dependable, and already marked for future return missions. Back on Jeju Station, cadets and crew powered ...

  Captain’s Log Stardate: January 20-Feb 1 2026 The Jeju Voyager has completed a successful off-world mission to Kuala Lumpur , Malaysia, escorting a brave contingent of Middle School Model UN delegates into diplomatic territory. We departed Jeju on Thursday evening at 1900 hours and arrived Friday morning at 0800 hours, after an overnight layover in the Singapore spaceport (also known as Changi Airport ). Sleep was theoretical at best. Upon reaching our hotel, we attempted to get some rest before the first sessions—but were thwarted by what can only be described as a full-scale construction invasion. Despite the audio disruption, the crew persevered. The students performed admirably during their first day of committee sessions, proving once again that exhaustion cannot defeat young diplomats fueled by adrenaline and snacks. Friday evening allowed for limited exploration. While the cadets explored the area, I joined a fellow officer on a reconnaissance mission into a Malaysian g...