> > >"Her dossier is much too thick to be able to sum up well, and much too > >classified for me to share with you - mostly because of its embarrassment > >potential to my government. In short, she is a professional assassin, one > >of the best - if not *the* best - in the industry. At last count we had > >attributed some five hundred deaths to her over the years. That would > >include the Orion ambassadorial contingent from your station found dead a > >few short weeks ago. It has all the trademarks of being her work, though I > >doubt you've found anything that could be substantiated as evidence against > >her. We have tried to chase her, we have tried to bait her, we have tried > >to outthink her. Nothing has worked." > > Lorin then said, "Well, either your famed assassin is slipping or she's > getting old because she missed the Admiral twice. What do you make on that > Ambassador?" > "I feel it proper to compliment the quality of the *assassin's* enemy. It is also my understanding that Dr. Brennan - my now deceased sister's bondmate - intervened in the second attempt. Knowing the... tenacity... of the one, I would be willing to assume he had something to do with the failure of that second attempt."
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