Posted by Captain Alexander Cochrane (Commanding Officer) in Side Sim- Blue Is The Color Of My… (Tag Wyatt, Faye)

Posted by Lieutenant Luke Wyatt (Chief of Security) in Side Sim- Blue Is The Color Of My… (Tag Wyatt, Faye)

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Stepping up to the brigs doors Luke gave one last attempt of stopping blue from entering “Last chance to have an escort, beyond here the security system is disabled and the guard removed, I cant guarantee anything.” he handed Blue a small card it was to access the brig security system, “This gives you access to the brig controls, all of them and the override of the main door.”

“If anything happens, call” Luke nodded once before deciding it was his time to leave, “I hope you make more sense out of her than me.” And he left.

• Lt Luke Wyatt.

Cochrane looked at Wyatt and nodded. He then looked at Blue and said “We will be right outside if you need us. You have an hour, Commander. And I expect a full briefing for myself and Mr. Wyatt before you leave. Understood?”

Blue nodded and gave them a friendly smile. “Of course, Captain. Your ship and your rules. See you both when I am done.” and he stepped through the door and the two men outside heard the security locks engage once he was through.

Blue walked slowly towards the only occupied cell. When he reached the security field, he cleared his throat and said “Faye. You awake? We need to talk.”

Cochrane / Blue

She had heard the brig door slip open and her heart immediately had begun racing. But she took a moment, eyes closed, to steady her breath. “Sleep is futile,” she said darkly and she pressed the record button. Faye pushed herself to a sitting position and eyed the man and immediately was on her feet in tears. Regardless of who this person might or might not be, he looked like her Leroy Strickland and for the time being she had to treat him as such.

“Oh Leroy, it’s such a mess! You have to help me. I don’t understand what’s going on! You know me…” He had always looked out for her, always had her back. They knew things about each other they hadn’t shared with anyone. He also had had a way of calming her down that others hadn’t always had because he had gone through the trouble of learning all he could about her condition. It had always made him able to cut through the noise. She needed that right now… desperately.

~Faye Calloway, Prisoner