>"Well, I know all about your capture and being freed, but I am not sure what happened when you returned >to Van Der Loo's station. You were in pretty bad shape when we found you and helped you get out of the >prison you were being held in." The Colonel had to wonder if he was so injured that he had forgotten that it >was Stark that had freed him.
David winced slightly, but visibly at the thought but shook it off and maintained his focus. "I am appreciative to you Colonel. I believe I owe you...my life." He looked square at him man-to-man for a moment before clearing his voice and continuing, "At that time you said you had further information for me about Van Der Loo's control of the area and his possible involvement with the rebel forces?"
The Colonel shook his head and raised his hands. "You misunderstand me, Captain. I did not believe that you owe me for anything, sir. I just meant that was all that I knew specifically about what happened to you."
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"As for Admiral Van Der Loo, I have been seeing some trends that I think indicates that the Admiral is in collusion with the rebel forces. In a way, it almost seems as if there is some coordination ... or divvying up of land that is under control of each. It is like the old European empire builders carving up the globe for control."
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