Calen had half-expected her to throw herself at his feet as soon as he got off the shuttle, but was pleasantly surprised to find that wasn't the case. Nor had she filled the hanger with troops she thought might fight for her. It seemed like she was willing to accept the punishment that was coming to her. The decision boded well for her future, though there was still a lot to consider.<br/><br/>"Walk with me, captain," he said as he started towards the nearby lift. His own guards fell several steps behind them, giving them room to talk without interruption. Their presence didn't matter to Calen. His guards had been selected because of their ability to keep their mouths shut, as well as their abilities to handle themselves in a fight. If the captain accepted his little proposition, they wouldn't say anything to anyone.<br/><br/>"I'm sure you know what happened with your father." Truth be told, many of the details were still coming out. As far as Calen knew, her father hadn't been captured yet, though his act of betrayal was certainly finished. The details didn't matter to Calen. Her father was someone else's problem, and Calen wouldn't get involved unless he was ordered to do so by his master.<br/><br/>"The most important thing I need to know right now is whether or not you knew about your father's...extra activities." Calen didn't stop walking, but he turned his gaze to her and studied her intently, as if daring her to try to deceive him. He was certain she would answer no, no matter what the truth was, but even without the force, he felt confident he would be able to tell if she was being honest. If she knew anything about her father's activities, this conversation was effectively over. Calen wouldn't step out of line to offer her any deals, and would likely cut her down where she stood. But his gut told him that she had been blind to her family activities, and the faint ripples in the force agreed.