Posted by Captain Orvos Legen (Commanding Officer) in Briefing Room- Project Bastion

Posted by Lieutenant Commander Faye Calloway (Chief Intelligence Officer) in Briefing Room- Project Bastion

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She couldn’t help it- Faye rolled her eyes. “I have a very high IQ and I have ways of looking for unusual things, but I’ll be extra cautious, don’t you worry. Besides, I love me a good mystery.”

“Now, before I call everyone in for the briefing, anything else you think we should go over? Or did you want to do the usual chit chat after in your ready room?” Faye said.

~Faye Calloway, CIO

Orvos decided to take a seat at the head of the table. “We can chat more in the ready room if need be.” He gave her a soft smile as he pulled a small Padd from his back pocket and set it on the table. “Feel free to call in the troops when you’re ready.”

-Captain Orvos Legen, CO
OOC: I have to admit, it’s very strange to be typing captain once again. :P
-Tony

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Faye nodded. So far they felt on the same page and she was comfortable with him. They needed more disclosure about a couple things but she was even considering that it might need to be more secure than she suspected his ready room to be. Right now the room was still secure. “Actually, there is one thing we should discuss while things are secure and we are alone.” Faye took a seat next to him.

“I’m sure if you haven’t read the more classified parts of my file you have access to, you will later, and I encourage it. But in full disclosure, after my experience with the Tal Shiar, I’ve been left with some side effects. The most important being that they implant they put in was removed, I began having memory flashes. I call them a mind dump because they treated my brain like a computer hard drive. At certain times it just hits my brain in a flurry of images I can’t make sense of. It’s all too fast most of the time. And if it’s a particular bad one, it can knock me to the ground. I’ve heard people say it looks like I’m having a seizure. I tell you this so you know if it ever happens, it will pass. It won’t be comfortable and sometimes it’s hard to breath, but aside from a headache or migraine and some fatigue. I’m fine. With a bit of rest, I recover quickly.” She shrugged, not sure what else there was to say. Sure there was more, but that was not something for right now.

~Faye Calloway, CIO