> When they were done, she said, "Commander, excuse us, please." The was
> no doubt that the request was an order.
"Commander wait outside please and we will finish our discussion after this."
(response)
> t'Llhweiir stood. Slowly. And as she did, her countenance froze into a
> cold mask. "Admiral Renaud," she said formally, coldly, "I am very
> concerned about your 'actions' during this investigation. You placed it
> in the hands of the commander, but it is ultimately your responsibility to
> see that it is handled properly.
Lorin stood....this was a showdown...but she was a senior officer. He just
listened.
> "The fact that weeks have passed with no resolution suggests it has not
> been. It suggests that Star Fleet officers--even flag officers-- can
> be attacked with impunity.
> "You assured me that you did not leak the story. Very well. What, then
> exactly *have* you done?"
"We have run full analysis on the holodeck and there is absolutely no proof
of who did this. Very little physical evidence...it's almost like a ghost
attacked you. Whoever did this covered their tracks incredibly well and
quite honestly we have very little to go on. I will oversee the Commander's
work, but due to the incident I have double his resources and you are the
priority and will be until your case is resolved."
