turned the corner and saw the captains-deck, thinking about the many reports he had made in which he had noted some very unusual occurrences. Now this was what he was supposed to do as part of his job per policy, but the attitude he got when he alerted his immediate superior was one of extreme complacency. He had just wanted him to file his daily reports and leave it at that. But to Erik the combination of oddities he had seen was way too strange to be normal.
As soon as he reached the entryway of the Captain’s deck a soft but authoritative voice said, “Come on in Land.”
He did so feeling self-conscious as – though he hated to admit it – he was to a high degree attracted to the Captain. “Hello Captain,” he uttered distractedly, trying desperately to be professional.
“Please do have a seat,” She offered pointing to a comfortable looking air-chair. He did so and began to feel more relaxed and less vulnerable.
“I was wondering if you had read the report I sent you earlier this evening?” He asked, becoming more focused.
“Yes I did,” she replied calmly. “I want to thank you for being so attentive to your job, this is very commendable.”
“Thank you,” he responded, feeling a combination of pride and nervousness at the same time.
“I want to assure you that I am looking into these things further as a result of your report. We are, as you know, the number one top security prison, bar none. So it is important that we do check into each and every oddity, no matter how small. I am especially concerned about the numerous electronic interference incidents that you mentioned. I have appointed a small team to put in place a trace on all these
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