Hmm...

[encoded_smith]

Captain Kirk... It appears my source was incorrect.

I'd like to graduate, regardless.

[OOC: Smith did this. He can't quite remember why he had suspicions in the first place, which, in itself, makes him curious, but is mentally ignoring it.]

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Sam loves rules in every universe

[bythe_books]

Oi, you're not in any position to be making bargains! One, only your Warden can graduate you, you brain donor! And two? You didn't even turn up anything!

They can compare badges...

[encoded_smith]

I refer you back to our earlier conversation, Detective Tyler... The Captain was perfectly happy to do so.

Lieutenant Reed, however, seems to have fallen rather silent. Perhaps he's hiding something? Maybe you should go and demonstrate your own personal brand of... Investigation.

Re: They can compare badges...

[bythe_books]

Kirk's talking out of his arse. ONLY an Inmate's assigned Warden can make a formal request to the Admiral and have it heard. Sorry, lad, but you're out of luck. Looks like Kirk led you on.

[encoded_smith]

He allowed me the duty of carrying out the interrogation, Detective. My contribution to the good of our little community, as it were.

What I'd like is for someone to allow me the ability to graduate. Give me a few gold stars, Detective... I don't care what it is.

I need that promotion.

[bythe_books]

See now, if your interrogation ended with the names and locations of all the traitors, we'd have something to discuss! But, oh look at that, you turned up empty handed, and you expect a reward? Blimey, you really are pathetic enough to deserve your spot among the inmates.

Get a transfer, then.

[encoded_smith]

Eloquent as ever, Detective... And I see your skills have, in the meantime, been put to excellent use combing the vessel for one Doctor McCoy.

Or not.

[bythe_books]

Kirk's got dibs. I'm conducting me own investigation.

[encoded_smith]

You also possess a frustrating disregard for efficiency.