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Eye to Eye - Chronicron - 12-14-2018
X-3 Facility, Location Unknown
He's been through this before. Walking through the halls of the lower levels of the facility, where the lights were barely flickering. Maybe he was the only one realising that the X-3 project was doomed to fail and sooner or later someone would find their dislocation. Or, maybe provoking locals was the purpose behind building it? Either way, it wasn't his priority at the moment. He was in a rather serious mood, therefore he couldn't affor any light thoughts pass through his mind.
Same interragation room. Different person. The door slided into the wall, and with a sigh, he walked in. The lights were already on, and as a door slided back, he leaned on it, looking at the man who was sitting in front of him. He wasn't tied up, which means he came here by his own will. In a slight disappointment, Grachov shook his head and sighed again, facepalming. "There is... One thing you should understand. Subordination. - He started to walk around him slowly. - You have to understand, for every your contrivance, I am the one who gets slapped. You are my responsibility. I am certain, you've already heard this millions and millions of times. But before doing something like this, you have to notify not only your CRO, but also your high command. Which I happen to be." He walked back to the wall, leaning on it, and when he looked back at him, he talked again. "Now when that's out of the way, let's cut to the chase. You suddenly take your destroyer, keeping in touch with Doc only, and fly off to the Omicrons. Then you come back with... Some odd news. A cardamine addicted lost order crew, which just happened to transport a load of cardamine to New Moscow. And you certainly got this info from the Order agent... I am awaiting explanations, Leutenant." He didn't sound mad. But he was certainly serious about the topic. He knew what the Omicrons might have offered and he suspected everything. After all, Norovich was his subordinate, therefore - his responsibility. Something he considered right to teach everyone in the Task Force about. How to be responsible.