> He played along. This worked out quite well actually, since he had
>not filed charges. He just dropped them in the tank to cool off, hoping
>that Kitanya would make a speech. As it turned out she did more than any
>charge that he would have brought could...
>
> "Admiral, I will do that just for you. Your reputation of honor
>alone make me comfortable releasing them into your care. Guards.... cut
>these folks loose.
>
> Thank you Admiral..."
"Thank you, Captain," she said, watching as they filed out and back to
their quarters. Once they had gone, she relaxed, returning to her more
laid-back demeanor. "They rrreally should have known betterrr. I'll keep
an eye on them. And I apologize forrr any inconvenience they caused you."
(resp?)
"I think I'll go change, firrrst. These trrravelling clothes arrre nice if
I was going to be meeting a diplomat, but not much good forrr rrreal
worrrk." Being an admiral meant she had to be presentable when she
travelled, even if it was to a secret base for a confidential mission.
"And then I think I'll get a bite to eat beforrre the Caitians arrrive. I
want to talk to them firrrst beforrre we addrrress the joint teams. Does
yourrr base have a cafe, orrr just rrreplicatorrs?"
(resp?)
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"I have not failed. I've just found 10,000 ways that won't work."
- Thomas Alva Edison (1847-1931)
