>At just the right time, when he was looking for another distraction in the >paperwork that he was in the middle of, a call came in. It was Rear Admiral >Van Der Loo, for his routine report.
>"Hello again, Admiral Renaud. I am calling with news. It seems that not long >ago the Planetary Defence Forces began execution of a raid on a rebel strong >hold. It is believe that the rebel unit that captured him is based out of >there. From the intellignece that my liason officer has shared with me, it >looks like Captain Boulay may be at this base, or at the very least those that >took him. It will take several hours for reports of the raid to get back to >me, probably not sooner than 0800 tomorrow, your time. I have expressed >Starfleet Command's interest in the raid to my liason officer, and she assures >me that she will do what ever she can to expedite the report. I have also >personally called the military chief of staff at their headquarters. He >promised to get me the report as soon he can. So I should be able to get a >copy of the report to you no later than 0800, probably sooner if the promises >given to me hold true." "I look forward to reading this entire report Admiral. And Admiral please remember not only is Captain Boulay's life as well as the lives of your officers at stake- but if they are found and we can get Captain Boulay returned to Spacedock ASAP we may be able to help your operation by increasing your funding. Renaud out." "I understand, sir. Van Der Loo out."
