Posted by Civilian Elias Balthazar (Misunderstood Sociopath) in Side Sim - You Can’t Pick Your Parents… Or Grandparents (Tag Gadi)

Posted by Lieutenant Commander Bethany Kovra Gadi (Chief of Security) in Side Sim - You Can’t Pick Your Parents… Or Grandparents (Tag Gadi)

Posted by Civilian Elias Balthazar (Misunderstood Sociopath) in Side Sim - You Can’t Pick Your Parents… Or Grandparents (Tag Gadi)
The newly upgraded USS Asimov sat docked at Starbase Eleven awaiting the final arrival of the crew. It had been an emotionally draining few weeks since their return and subsequent reintegration into ‘proper’ Star Fleet standings; but after much debriefing and investigation, the crew was back to their original identities and lives.

In the interim, the ship had had only the barest skeleton crew while it had been refitted and the Computer Core reconnected to the Federation and Star Fleet databases. In fact, at the moment, the most senior officer on the ship was the Security Chief. So it was to her office that communication was forwarded. It was marked Confidential and Classified by Star Fleet Intelligence, and was heavily encrypted.

Strangers Calling

Bethany looked at the screen, well here it came. She was expecting a call. She had no anticipation of the outcome, but she had plans of her own brewing. She had promises to keep first though. “Computer Authorization Gadi Alpha Oh Nine Five Zeta Kulesk Nytha.” She set her hand to the bioscanner and then leaned forward for the retinal scanner. The system approved her code and she waited for the connection.

Lt. Cmdr. Gadi, COS

It took only a fraction of a second to make the connection… odd, to say the least. And it was then a face appeared…

Elias Balthazar.

He smiled broadly at Gadi and said “Well hello! So happy to see you, Bethany. And I’m glad everyone got their lives back. Seriously. You all did an amazing job, and I would have been quite… irritated… if Fleet Intelligence and FedSec didn’t uphold their promises. How are Agent Blue and Agent Piklesimer, by the way? Do tell them I said ‘Hello’, won’t you?”

Balthazar

Elias. The hair on the back of her neck raised and everything seemed more intense as adrenaline surged. “You can tell them yourself when I bring you in.” Bethany didn’t even bother to try and trace the comm signal. It would be pointless, she knew from experience. “Calling to taunt me again for slipping through my fingers? Encourage me to give up on a pointless endeavor?”

Lt. Cmdr. Gadi, COS