> > "I figured as much. One last question, if I may. We have dealings with rogue Selara. I am curious, what kind of dealings does A'amon have with her? How worried do I have to be about her and her work with A'amon?" For the first time Garibaldi admitted to someone other than Admiral Lasiter that Starfleet had dealings with the rogue and terrorist (as some branded her). Also for the first time, he betrayed some of his feelings on the matter. He trusted their arrangements completely. She would never pick sides, and would play every advantage given to her. What Gariabldi did not know, and incidently what he feared most, was her arrangements with a man like Tal A'amon.
Thomas' gold-flecked eyes went flat and the golden specks glinted, the only outward display of emotion he showed. "So far we have been unable to discern the exact nature of Selara D'amondra's business with Tal A'amon. We have good evidence they have met and she is covertly on his payroll, and some evidence that seems to indicate she helped him vanish several key members of whom he considers 'rebel Families,' although there is more evidence that she is simply helping him run arms. If you can believe it, her network is far more difficult to infiltrate than A'amon's. " "However, she did not make it any secret that she delivered Commander Lasiter's murderers to Starfleet - to you, it seems - and she has never taken any sides in a situation. She is known in Venasian circles as one of the purest mercenaries, and therefore as reliable as your bank account. She does not have any particular loyalty to A'amon, except that he pays her well. But then, she has no particular loyalty to you either." -S _______________________________________________ Spacedock mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://mail.scifi-rpgs.com/mailman/listinfo/spacedock_scifi-rpgs.com
