> "So your need for privacy outweighed your duty to me and to Starfleet? You
> do remember that the assassin that tried to, and nearly did, kill you is
> still at large. You do remember that several high ranking officers in
> Starfleet have gone missing? You remember what happened a few days ago, my
> chief of staff was killed, Matt Brennan almost died, and a host of others
> were either targets or potiential targets? Others that include Starfleet
> Command. How will this look to those in the field that don't know if they
> can trust me, if my very own acting chief of staff disobeys my direct
> orders?"
>
> His tone steadily took on more emotion, yet the volume did not change. It
> was clear that he was upset, but he was giving her a chance to defend or,
> somehow, justify her actions.
Some things transcended the discipline of the service, but Carrhae never even
considered saying this. "I have no excuse, Sir. If you feel that my
actions--should they be disclosed--will be that detrimental to staff
discipline, I will submit my resignation."
There was no threat in the suggestion. She was willing to "fall on her sword,"
as it were, to keep what Lasiter suggested from happening.
"I don't think that will be necessary, but you can't go without a reprimand.
Administrative punishment should suffice. That would include anything from a letter
of reprimand to up to 14 days confinement. But before we decide on that, do you know
what kind of position this puts me in?"
{response}
Co-GM of the Spacedock/JSOC Game
Characters:
Adm. Samuel Lasiter,
RAdm. Markus Garibaldi,
Ambassador Marconis,
LCDR Donovan Black, and a host of others.
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