The Warspite was an achievement on many fronts, and as Lt. Kit Galeway walked the dreadnought's corridors. Hums of engines could be heard, the sound of other crewmembers talking, walking conducting various routine diagnostics and supply checks. She was one of three ships of her class, Kit was fairly glad for being here, here being alive as she made her way to the lift. The interior of the Warspite wasn't welcoming given its nature. Placing her hand on the back of her neck she sighed, either the Balance hated her or loved her. Looking at
the book , she wondered if Lt. Commander Walzer just wanted her to die. The
book was the thing that Admiral Fiolette Yvarro relied on, it was her command book, her strategy book, her everything and she hand wrote everything in it. Getting off of the lift she rounded the command centre heading straight for Old Ironpants' office. Her uniform was crisp, wrinkle free and as she gazed at her
badge Kit was filled with a sense of pride, she was alive during a time of change, change for the better she hoped. Passing by the
dedication plaque she took in a deep breath and pressed the buzzer.
"Enter," Fiolette called from her desk, her monitor displayed fleet movements and on a mini view there was an image of Adm. Wilhuff Hauser, "Hauser, I assure you - that the new station will be more than suitable to Quintas' needs." Lifting her eyes from the monitor, "shall we carry this conversation on after tea?" A nod, "very well, good day Admiral." She slipped off her glasses and looked at the lieutenant. "Fetch the tea will you."
"Yes Admiral, and here is your book," she handed the large leather bound item to the Admiral.
Fiolette accepted it with little more than a thank you, as she placed it in the drawer of her desk. "How far out are we from the War Games?"
"Should be entering realspace within the hour," Kit informs the Admiral, as she prepares the tea. The younger woman takes a moment to survey the Admiral's command room, aside from the simple kitchenette for tea, there were several bookshelves filled with actual books. A Galidraani thing as the Admiral had once told her, they were attached to an older way of doing things, as it were. A sofa beside these bookshelves, and that was just as you entered, to your left rested the Admiral's desk and her display of star destroyers, to the right a simple display of medals and the
First Order flag hung above that. Taking the tea she placed it on a tray and headed for the older woman's desk. "Tea, Admiral."
"Thank you, Lieutenant," Fiolette says with gratitude as she gestures for Kit to take a seat, "now have all of the senior officers gotten comfortable?"
"If by comfortable you mean they know I'm your stool pigeon and they hate me, sure," Kit had gotten a little comfortable around the Admiral, then again, after Castameer Old Ironpants had changed a little, she caught the Admiral's look. "I know, I shouldn't let it bug me, and I know, you trust my judgment for some strange reason, so the answer to your question is yes."
"That would have sufficed, Lieutenant," she chided and began to speak with the Lieutenant regarding the shipboard affairs prior to her meeting with Senior Chief Petty Officer Rennic, of whom she's 'borrowed' for the time being. Not that the Senior Chief, enjoyed being picked by the Admiral, still. Fiolette appreciated effiency and the Senior Chief was more than efficent and was temporarily named Chief of the Boat, so long as the Admiral was there anyway.