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[timesbureaucrat]

[Private to Security Personnel]

My apologies if I've been excessively underfoot for some of you [Charon. Kay. Boone, to some extent.] during the investigation into the explosions. As I have been recently reminded, it is not my place to pry into security matters. I shall henceforth be leaving it to the professionals. And if you find any bomb scraps that need analyzing, I am at your service. [He can't entirely let it go, but at least he's gone from wanting to personally investigate and occasionally tossing around orders to simply offering to assist in his technician capacity.]

[Private to Kay]

Are you available for that talk you mentioned earlier?

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[Private]

[most_feared]

Yeah, sure. I'm around.

[By some miracle he's actually off duty. They've went long enough without a mysterious explosion that security has ebbed some. Or at least a mysterious explosion that's been reported.]

[Private]

[thumbsdown]

You're not the only one who had to be reminded of that, don't worry.

[He's not going to name anyone, but Narvin should probably know that he wasn't alone in being a little forward. And to be honest, he wasn't really all that pushy with Boone. He'd wanted to analyze the area after the explosions, sure, but Boone had allowed that. It's not like he could have done it himself, and Narvin wasn't planning on going past the fence and putting himself in danger.]

You tell the others about what happened by the fence yet?

[He hasn't said anything himself, figuring it's up to Narvin to explain how he'd felt out there. He still thinks it's important.]