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[Late afternoon, Alhambra. After the downfall of the Avian Empire, the atmosphere is fairly relaxed, with the stopping of a genocidal alien invasion being a reason for pride for the whole of Unity Group. So the place is clearly not very tense...]
*ZOWNT* *BOOM*
[...aaaand suddenly there's a beam sound and an explosion, and a molten hole through multiple walls in a mostly empty area of the base. By the time security arrives, they find Kagura, who extends some stiff apologies - apparently one of her suit's in-built weapons has malfunctioned and shot itself when she was performing a checkup. Which is odd, Kagura being Kagura, but people generally know better than to try to get something out of Kagura that she doesn't want to share. She's been moving less around base lately, at least visibly, which probably means she's either doing something secret or she's got something on her mind or she's extra annoyed at something.
And now it's several hours later, and you run into Kagura's suit standing in that complete immobility that betrays the fairy inside is not bothering to control it right now. Kagura is thinking, and whatever she's thinking about is clearly important.]
[OOC note: Other authority figures, leaders, and generally dutiful characters that Kagura could reasonably bounce ideas off are especially welcome, here]
*ZOWNT* *BOOM*
[...aaaand suddenly there's a beam sound and an explosion, and a molten hole through multiple walls in a mostly empty area of the base. By the time security arrives, they find Kagura, who extends some stiff apologies - apparently one of her suit's in-built weapons has malfunctioned and shot itself when she was performing a checkup. Which is odd, Kagura being Kagura, but people generally know better than to try to get something out of Kagura that she doesn't want to share. She's been moving less around base lately, at least visibly, which probably means she's either doing something secret or she's got something on her mind or she's extra annoyed at something.
And now it's several hours later, and you run into Kagura's suit standing in that complete immobility that betrays the fairy inside is not bothering to control it right now. Kagura is thinking, and whatever she's thinking about is clearly important.]
[OOC note: Other authority figures, leaders, and generally dutiful characters that Kagura could reasonably bounce ideas off are especially welcome, here]
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I CAN'T TELL YOU ALL THE DETAILS. BUT THE PROBLEM IS, BASICALLY, THAT I HAVE EXTREMELY DIRECT ORDERS IF A CERTAIN CIRCUMSTANCE HAPPENS. IT SEEMS TO BE HAPPENING. BUT MY GUT TELLS ME I WILL FIND OUT WHAT IS HAPPENING BETTER MYSELF THAN THE EGGHEADS WILL STRAPPING ME TO A TEST TABLE.
IF MY GUT IS RIGHT I COULD BE STOPPING A VERY SERIOUS PPROBLEM BEFORE IT STARTS. BUT IF MY GUT IS WRONG I COULD BE LEADING MY ENTIRE SQUAD AND LIKELY THIS ENTIRE BASE TO MASSIVE RISK IF NOT OUTRIGHT DESTRUCTION.
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He stews over Kagura's concerns. "Is the problem you speak of something like an explosion or natural disaster...or more like targeted destruction from an enemy?"
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BUT IN THIS CASE I KNOW WHAT THE REACTION WOULD BE. FOLLOW MY ORDERS. GET STRAPPED TO A TEST TABLE TO FIND OUT WHAT IS HAPPENING. ALL I HAVE TO GO ON ABOUT THIS SERIOUS PROBLEM IS A THEORY AND SOME DATA THE ORIGIN OF WHICH I CAN'T PROVE. NOTHING SUBSTANTIAL ENOUGH. WHILE THE FACT THAT SOMETHING IS HAPPENING RIGHT NOW RIGHT HERE IS INCONTROVERTIBLE.
AND THE CIRCUMSTANCE IN QUESTION IS LIKELY TO MAKE ME MORE VALUABLE TO GRAVEYARD AS A TEST SUBJECT THAN A FIELD OPERATIVE. AT LEAST IN THEIR VIEW.
AS YOU CAN IMAGINE, THAT IS THE ONE POINT I DISAGREE WITH.
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HAVE YOU LOOKED AT THE INSIGNIA I'M WEARING, RANGER KAIDANOVSKY?
I'VE PROBABLY DONE MORE SHADY SHIT THAN THEY HAVE.
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