01-27-2015
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On the Damocles:
Faria had been in the observation deck that Navere suggested where she was meditating and focusing her mind. She heard the summon from the ship's bridge. She agreed to the summon, standing up and breaking her meditation. She was in a calm, tranquil state of mind and she suspected that the arrived in the Far Rim and were about to meet the Quarians. She grabbed her weapons and holstered them. Journeying to the designated shuttle bay. When she arrived she noted the Blue Suns Turian standing there. She approached the Turian, still peaceful and serene. When she was close enough, she spoke to the Turian.
Faria: "I wasn't aware Cerberus joined with thugs. What does the Blue Suns have to do with this?"
She never raised her voice from a neutral monotone dialogue. She hadn't felt anything but small curiosity. She thought it was odd that after the events on Omega, that Cerberus would allow a potentially traitorous man on board.
Aboard the Defrahnz, the Admiralty Board wasted little time getting their records, information, and evidence together to form a trial against Uli. There were several points they wanted to score in their favor that seemed virtually impossible to defend against. While Uli is one of their own and most prestigious, he did compromise the safety and security of the Migrant Fleet three different times in the last couple of days. That alone is enough to force an exile, however, Uli deserves a fair trial, just so the Quarian people know that no one can get away with the treachery. They have a duty to uphold and they will enforce it.
Word had also began to spread throughout the fleet of this trial and many were curious. They weren't there out of malicious intent or harmful will against their former Admiral, but the Heavy Fleet seemingly separated for no reason and it seemed almost apparent that Uli was somehow responsible. However, they heard that survivors were being returned by Cerberus and Uli, so that was, at the very least, a point in favor. It was merely a matter of time until everyone's curiosity about the situation be resolved.
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