[Filtered to the Officers of the Fiertia]

[armorgal]

Which one of you let a pair of pirates trick their way onboard? I'm certain it wasn't me.

Relatedly, what should we do about the one who wants to stay? I'm tempted to hand him in to the authorities myself.

Comments

[freds_and_wills]

It wasn't me, either! Admittedly, they were pretty damned clever, but I'm sure if I'd dealt with them, I would have found them out right away.

Hah! I agree with that. I see no reason why we should harbor anyone affiliated with pirates.

[noturbitchkthx]

They hid it damn well. Don't blame me.

Yeah, I'm with both of you. The one who left threatened the captain already. I don't trust either of 'em.

[puuuuunch]

I did talk briefly to the one who's still here. Sorry, I didn't connect the Doma poisonings and the fact it was affecting them to them being part of the 4423's crew.

I'm not happy about him being affiliated with pirates, but the guy's a mercenary. I don't trust him under the circumstances. We should keep him detained until the Captain decides what to do with him.

[lustrolupo]

We're not going to hand him in. If we threw every person on this ship whose committed a crime to the authorities, we wouldn't have a crew.

[armorgal]

Sir, I must protest. They lied their way into the crew and when one of them left he stole from the ship's stores, and sabotaged your quarters. I wouldn't trust the remaining one any further than I could throw him...actually, less than that. I could throw him quite far.

[lustrolupo]

Then lucky for us the bad egg left. Pip's not done anything wrong yet - considering general opinion on his old ship, I can't blame him for concealing his identity.

[armorgal]

And in doing so, he potentially endangered the lives of the entire crew. How do you think it would have looked if we were caught harboring fugitives from the Doma incident?

You trust far too easily, sir.