<USS Avalon> "Perfect"
- From: CamtheTreknut@xxxxxxx
- To: avalon@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Sat, 8 Jul 2006 19:24:01 EDT
Perfect
He found the file he was looking for, and began to read. The rumors
must have some merit, he mused, noting that beyond her psychological profile
(which was always eyes-only for counselors, CMO's, CO's and XO's, as well as
the individual in question), there were two sections that had been classified
by Starfleet Command. Most interesting of the two was her entire medical
history, and he wondered just what it was about the girl that would prompt
Starfleet to take such action. The other classified piece was the official
transcript of her arrest and subsequent court-martial.
No worries. Using appropriated access codes, he deftly pressed a few
keys, and the information became immediately available.
Ah. Now this was very interesting...
In fact, it was perfect.
*****
He sat alone in the bar, watching his quarry with a mildly
disinterested look on his face. No one knew, of course, that he was there to
watch
anyone. That was the point.
For a fraction of a second, he was startled when a small device
attached to his hip began to vibrate. It almost never did, at least not while
he
was working. He was skilled enough that his superiors saved contact for
sending him out, and the only time he contacted them was to file his reports
or to
request assistance, the latter of which happened so rarely as to be almost
never. The sudden vibration of his communicator was out of place enough to
have rattled him.
But only for a second.
He got up from the bar, finishing his own drink in one large
swallow. The subject would stay for hours, he knew---it was his habit---so he
felt
no worry that leaving would be a problem.
He waited until he was alone back in his hotel room and had scanned
the room for any listening devices before raising his communicator to his
lips.
"Chameleon."
"Chameleon, we've another assignment for you. You are to immediately
report to..."
The one called Chameleon listened intently, filing the information
he was being given away in his mind.
"Full details have been sent to your terminal. Your current
assignment will be placed in another's charge. Good luck."
Replacing the communicator on his belt, he walked over to the table
and switched on the portable terminal he had brought with him.
Read the file.
Packed up his things.
And left.
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