>>"Yes, Admiral. Thank you very much. It is an honour to finally meet you. > I have heard much about you, and am honoured to be working with you." >> >>Hoping he hadn't said too much, he waited for her response. > >"Thank you," she replied. A little anxious, she noted, but that may be >because he'd been waiting, and Aurelius had been hyping him up. She gave >a sidelong glance at her XO. "Well, just how much have you been brrriefed >on? Because I have an assignment in mind forrr you, although it has the >potential to be a verrry dangerrrous one. If you need some additional time >to settle in, I can assign someone else." She waited to see how he would >react, if he really was as eager as he seemed. She hoped he was the >sensible sort, and his introduction was just nerves.
"Captain Aurelius was just briefing me on the recent events at Spacedock, including the bombing, sniper attacks, and all that. I have also heard about the felinids that are similar to Caitians, but not quite. As for settling in, he and I were discussing whether to move my quarters to Earth instead of remaining in Spacedock, where I do have a place to stay. If this mission is important, I can put that off and be on my way at a moment's notice if need be." [reply?] Liridian out. The Truth is Out There. Trust No One. Deny Everything - The X-Files "If you call a politician a perfect, conniving, sneaking, plotting, two-faced, untrustworthy, lying low life, is that libelous or a compliment?" - "The Confused Philosopher"-Royal Canadian Air Farce-04 April 2003 Engineer-In-Training - BSEE 2003. Can Grad School be far behind? _______________________________________________ Spacedock mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://scifi-rpgs.com/mailman/listinfo/spacedock_scifi-rpgs.com
