Adds more on the way to the temple

on-the-way-to-the-temple.txt

@@ -169,3 +169,38 @@ Kralvin seemed to let a look of remorse break across face for a moment, and then
 
 —And so what if I have! Kralvin seemed to bristle in anger.
 	I'm not ashamed to fight for what I believe in, _sir_, letting the sir fall from his mouth like a particularly rotten fruit.
+
+Calvin felt his stomach roaring with flame at the insubordination, but he forced himself to take some deep breaths until it mellowed to a low simmer.
+
+—Sergeant Kralvin, you don't think I remember you?
+	That I don't remember your parents?
+	I do fight for what I believe in.
+	I fight for the people who the Republic should be fighting for.
+	And if you have a problem with the way I do so, it is your right as a citizen of Galvarelli to tell me that you have that problem.
+	However, at the same time, I have expectations for you as member of my Guard.
+	This will be the last time something like this happens, understood?
+
+Kralvin stared at him, unmoving.
+
+—President Calvin, you were too ashamed to help my parents to let me do it in uniform.
+
+Calvin felt like he'd been punched in the gut.
+
+—Son, I understand.
+	I really do.
+	There are compromises we make.
+	But that's not what this is about.
+	If you're angry with me about that, then fine, tell me so.
+	Anyway, we were here to ask for Mountberg's help, and they're here now.
+	There will be a way to figure this out.
+	You're dismissed.
+	Send Vaughan in.
+
+Kralvin turned on his hooves and left.
+
+Calvin thought about the New Voice he'd heard a few hours ago.
+Supporting those he was meant to serve.
+If the New Voice was pushing him to support the farm animals, that might mean that helping the farm animals would indeed be bad for the Meadowlark.
+Exactly, as the Hierarchy rhetoric claimed.
+Calvin smashed a hoof into the ground.
+If Yakaterina knew the New Voice would say that, she could have just planted the idea of opposing the New Voice to force Calvin into supporting her bigotry.