Well aware of what his duties would be before now, he saw this as little more than a formality and nodded his agreement. He had already gone through his pertinent legal documents carefully. He would so over any new documents produced in this meeting with similar thoroughness. But at this point, there was naught left but the formalities.<br/><br/>He took his seat across from Lena, and gave her a reassuring nod to indicate to her that it was ok. There hadn't been anything to worry about afterall. Well, not yet anyway. He had no illusions about Raglan. But as long as he played his role by the laws and rules Zay was sworn to uphold, then he would find Zay did not care what he got up to on his own. Well, to a point. In all honesty, Zay expected Zaglan to be quite corrupt. He was a Company Man afterall. Zay recognized that he needed to be practical, and pick his battles. So long as the colonists were safe, prosperous and free, Zay could be flexible in interpetation of law. This far out on the fronteir, the rulebooks got in the way as much as they helped.