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Deepak Mallubhotla 2021-11-03 17:36:54 -05:00
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@ -73,12 +73,13 @@ The Presidential Guard was too closely tied to the old governments when the Floc
—I think there's only one course of action here. —I think there's only one course of action here.
We give the Garrison an out, and bring the Presidential Guard with us out of uniform. We give the Garrison an out, and bring the Presidential Guard with us out of uniform.
The protesters will see it as Presidential support of the Garrison, and might be mollified. That way we can say we're bringing them as support, and the Garrison can pretend their inaction was out of caution, not apathy.
The protesters will see it as Presidential support of the Garrison, not us undermining them.
—We can't sit down and condone the Garrison for this. —We can't sit down and condone the Garrison for this.
The ones who turned a blind eye to all this need to lose their jobs. Everyone who would have watched the Barns burn need to lose their jobs.
—No, Calvin said, breaking his silence. —No, Calvin said.
He stood slowly, and began to walk to the door. He stood slowly, and began to walk to the door.
@ -90,9 +91,10 @@ Calvin began to follow them and gestured for Vaughan and Nikki to join with him.
—We'll still ask Auroklos to make a statement, and maybe come to the protest to speak. —We'll still ask Auroklos to make a statement, and maybe come to the protest to speak.
I'll need to be there, along with Darius. I'll need to be there, along with Darius.
He'll still have to agree to help us, and we'll owe him a favour.
—Calvin, it's going to look like we're supporting the protests. —Calvin, it's going to look like we're supporting the protests.
We'll lose any credibility on the farm animal issue. We'll lose any credibility on refugees.
—Vaughan, our credibility isn't worth anything if we're not in power to actually use it, Nikki said. —Vaughan, our credibility isn't worth anything if we're not in power to actually use it, Nikki said.
@ -103,4 +105,37 @@ Calvin nodded slowly.
Vaughan, you'll be with me. Vaughan, you'll be with me.
Nikki watched them leave the office, then headed back to her office. Nikki watched them leave the office, then headed back to her office.
Letting the Garrison go unpunished stung, but her job was in choosing which stings to endure. Letting the Garrison go unpunished stung, although there wasn't another way to get them to help cover up their failure.
Nikki stopped in the hallway, pivoted and started back to the bullpen.
She found her target in a cube near the far end of the office, a young yak who yelped when Nikki stopped in front of her.
—Your brother still works at Justice, right?, Nikki asked.
—Sorry ma'am, what?
Nikki tried to remember when the young yak had been hired.
Less than a year, she thought.
Probably hadn't dealt directly with Nikki much.
—You're Annie, if I remember correctly? You're not in trouble, don't worry. Your brother, he's an administrator in Justice?
Annie looked slightly less panicked.
—Yes, ma'am, he's still in Justice. How'd you remember?
—He had that issue with getting a transfer there, he asked for help from us or something.
I remember Adam mentioning something like that, how's he finding it there?
—He's doing okay, ma'am.
You know Justice, it's tough, but he's happy to be there.
Why do you ask?
—Was curious how he was doing, was reminded by a conversation with Adam.
You should have him swing by the office at some point, I'd love to see him again.
Tell him tomorrow morning, I'll take him to breakfast.
—Yes ma'am, anything else?
—No, feel free to return to your work now.
Nikki pivoted away, and started back to her office.