Posted by Captain Eela Dasca (Lt. Governor) in Lt. Gov’s Office - When Cultures (And Laws) Clash (Tag Lt. Gov.)

Posted by James Sinclair in Lt. Gov’s Office - When Cultures (And Laws) Clash (Tag Lt. Gov.)

Posted by Captain Eela Dasca (Lt. Governor) in Lt. Gov’s Office - When Cultures (And Laws) Clash (Tag Lt. Gov.)
Posted by… suppressed (1) by the Post Ghost! 👻

(snip)

Scrolling back through his previous assignments, she followed a hunch and checked to see where C’thol and Ans’lik had served together. If the situation forming was what she thought it might be then she might actually laugh aloud at the ridiculousness of it all.

~Eela Dasca, Lt. Gov.

There was no commonality in assignments between them… but they had been roommates at the Academy their entire tenure there.

File Info

So friends, okay. Not unusual, but enough to call in a favour later? She felt close to something and there was a slight tingle at the base of her skull. Dasca leaned forward slightly as she tried to pull up more details about who issued the arrest warrant from Starbase 1. Someone had to have issued it with the intention of subverting the chain of command on Oed.

~Eela Dasca, Lt. Gov.

The order came from Lieutenant Commander Jackson Hyde in Security. A quick correlation check would show that Hyde was also roommates with C’thol and Ans’lik at the Academy. In fact, there had been four all together, not unusual for entering Cadets; but the fourth, Lieutenant Commander Dreen, had requested not only a change of room two weeks into the term, he had then asked to be placed back to the next entering class when those requests were denied (also not unusual)… which meant he had been willing to wait six standard months to start his training just to change rooms.

File Info

Dasca could only follow where the evidence led. She brought up Dreen’s file to see what their career looked like and to find out where they were now. She had questions and they might have answers.

~Eeela Dasca, Lt. Gov

Lieutenant Commander Dreen was a geologist specializing in subsurface destabilization and ground shifting. He had a very good record, many Commendations from as high up as the Federation Science Council, and was a Daystrom Award winner. He was currently assigned to Federation Colonial Development as a visiting consultant of something called ‘Project Haven’t.

File Info