>Bedru's face was a study in neutrality. That, in and of itself, spoke volumes since hers was a very >expressive face. She had chosen not to argue more strongly her concerns during the council meeting, >and she realized it was too late to bring them forward now.
>Lasiter was no exactly happy that Starfleet's representative on the Council had nothing to offer, but that >was what he was left with... >"Ambassador, you must be aware that you are approaching a line that you must not cross. While your >concern for the former Cardassian Ambassador is admirable, honorable even, you are not representing >James Watson. Rather you are representating the United Federation of Planets, and as such the Prime >Directive is one of my primary concerns. Another, and slightly more pressing concern, is that this >incident not spiral into an incident that starts the next major armed conflict..." Lasiter was not masking >his feelings on the matter. He did not like where this was going, or at least not where this could go. "Understood Admiral. It would not be my intention to start a war, ever." (response) >"Sir, any error in effectively relaying the Federation's stance on the Prime >Directive is not the ambassador's alone. I should have addressed this as well." Watson waited for a response. _______________________________________________ Spacedock mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://scifi-rpgs.com/mailman/listinfo/spacedock_scifi-rpgs.com
