Corey's OOC
And where were the spiders
There was a whole lot going on in the past few weeks. Was it even weeks? Marek wasn’t quite so sure. He hadn’t don’t much sleeping as of late. And with labor disputes coming up from the rest of shipyards since Druckenwell, he was trying to figure out the best course of action. The first thing was that he moved all contracts going to the Druckenwell shipyard to the one on Hypori. The major trick with that was working with Druckenwell shipbuilders. It made things… complex.
Between that and the new ship designs he was overseeing from the private Techno Union network, he wanted to make sure things were going off without a hitch. The one problem with that was the fact that they lost a shipyard. It would need to be replaced, or others repurposed. In the long run? Creating one or two more wouldn’t hurt. He just needed to figure out where they were going to go.
Sitting at his desk, he had made an open call to the High Command and anyone who thought they had a stake in the forward motion of the Confederacy. Checking his chrono, he nodded. Time to go to the meeting, he assumed. Getting his datapad, and a few other pieces of equipment, namely a projector and other hologram transmitters.
Bureaucracy at its finest.
Walking to the conference room, in a suit that probably looked presentable a week ago, Marek didn’t really care on appearance right now. He was unshaven, and looking as if he slept at his office. Time to get to work, though, right?
“I’d like to thank you all for your patience, and attendance here today.”
Between that and the new ship designs he was overseeing from the private Techno Union network, he wanted to make sure things were going off without a hitch. The one problem with that was the fact that they lost a shipyard. It would need to be replaced, or others repurposed. In the long run? Creating one or two more wouldn’t hurt. He just needed to figure out where they were going to go.
Sitting at his desk, he had made an open call to the High Command and anyone who thought they had a stake in the forward motion of the Confederacy. Checking his chrono, he nodded. Time to go to the meeting, he assumed. Getting his datapad, and a few other pieces of equipment, namely a projector and other hologram transmitters.
Bureaucracy at its finest.
Walking to the conference room, in a suit that probably looked presentable a week ago, Marek didn’t really care on appearance right now. He was unshaven, and looking as if he slept at his office. Time to get to work, though, right?
“I’d like to thank you all for your patience, and attendance here today.”