[member="Darth Prazutis"]
The high-level after-action report lacked detail, intentionally, but everything important was written between the lines. Tension flooded her. “This is the first time I’ve seen the body count,” she said, trying hard to keep her voice level. “In numbers, anyway.” Between her Mandalorian sniper rifle, Sarge Potteiger’s backup efforts, and her juggernaut charge through the grashal, a decent number of Yuuzhan Vong had lost their lives that day. Not enough, though. Not nearly enough.
On a whim, she used the Force as Warren [member="Valik"] had taught her a decade back - psychometry. She caught murmurs of the physical file’s short past, but nothing substantive.
She lingered on the familiar holes in the grashal. Going on seven years now and she could still see the gashes in her mind’s eye, the damage she and her enemies had wreaked while fighting over Spencer’s freedom. The black hate she’d felt then rushed back. She put the file aside, between them. Her voice sounded distant in her ears, forced.
“This is because of my discussion with your nephew, I assume. Trusting a Zambrano’s empathy is a fool’s bargain, so let’s talk bargains. The rational guess is that you’re looking to explicitly or implicitly trade information on my wife’s torturers in return for me forgetting what I owe to Kaine. Is that accurate?”