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RE: Act Two, Scene Two
V'rol had not yet had a chance to look into the information that he had been sent following his requests and it seems that already more was happening, he had finally gotten his security staff on the rotation that he wanted, and had rearranged the shifts to rotate to his liking. Checking over several reports he made sure to schedule duty shifts to check all the security measures of the doors, making a mental not to speak to engineering to be certain that the electronic security codes were correctly configured.
Having been called down He met the admiral and his senior staff in the transporter room, giving a nod of greeting as introductions proceeded he remained silent allowing things to proceed. He paid careful mind to the conversations going on given what he had been sent, however, remained passively stoic his arms folded behind his back.
When the others left the transporter room he followed, escorted the staff toward their quarters.
Captain Vakath spoke to them and he gave the slightest nod. If he had intended to say more it would only be logical that the captain would speak more if he intended to. Clearly the matter was sensitive so he would not push for more information. Though it seemed that was like to come faster than he thought, the over eager Lieutenant once more failing to make quite the impression that she had intended. The turn of events was fortunate for him, however. As the Admiral departed, he turned to Captain Vakath. "Would this be a good time Captain or should we wait until after the briefing?"
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Act Two, Scene Two
