“So they were
concerned?” the hoods ask.
“Oh yes,” Castor
replies, “The Chief Engineer made several notes in his personal
log.”
“But they did nothing
to avert any untoward events?”
“No,” she says
sadly, “It was as if nobody cared. And even if they did, they
didn't have the authority to make the necessary changes.”
“Authority,” the
hoods speculate, “Let us go back to events following your meeting
with the Chief Executive.”
“Yes, ok?” she
asks.
“You say you felt
that something from the Weave had crossed over?”
“That's
correct, yes.”
“But
you weren't sure what, or how?”
She
nods her agreement.
“Is
that,” they begin, “When you decided that structural
changes would be required?”
