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Posted by Civilian Kasiri Enn Darae (Deputy Chief of Staff) in Government Tower, Press Room (TMODJ)
Darae had heard the news after the emergency cabinet meeting let out, but it was one of those things that you simply held on to unless told otherwise. But a short while ago, the Governor has told them to go ahead with a press conference. It was time to let Oed know about Dashiel Jones. Darae blew out a breath as she finished jotting down a few notes, just so she wasn’t going entirely off the cuff, but there was little information to be had at this time. At least from her end.She reached out to the Police Commissioner and gave him the info about the press conference, inviting him to conduct it with her if he felt he could be of assistance. He was likely busy with it all, but right now his department had the most information and could probably answer more questions than she could.
Shortly before the appointed time, people began gathering in the Press Room. On the 18th Floor, it was on the same level as Media Relations, where reporters could go to get authenticated to be credentialed press on Oed. While anyone could ‘report’ on Oed, credentials got you into places like the Government Tower’s Press Room for any and all official press conferences.
A notification that a press conference had been scheduled went out an hour ago to all credentialed members of the Oed’s Press. An assistant stepped into the room to make sure the podium and mics were ready.
~Kasiri Darae, Deputy Chief of Staff
Najma stood outside the imposing doors of Oed’s Government Tower. The notification of the impending press conference had set the wheels of her reporter’s mind spinning, eager to uncover the truth behind the enigmatic Dashiel Jones. This was the first big story she’d come across on OED.
As she approached the Media Relations desk on the 18th Floor, Najma flashed her identification badge, her fixed on the clerk behind the desk as she awaited confirmation of her credentials.
After her credentials were scrutinizeand approved, Najma entered the bustling Press Room, her senses heightened by the energy of anticipation crackling in the air. She scanned the room, her eyes noting the presence of fellow reporters, each poised with their own agenda waiting just like her to gather as much information from the press conference they could.
Civilian Moreino
(Independent Reporter)