<div class="floatright">(http://i5.photobucket.com/albums/y156/jillvader/mw-nmfkmpkarimonero_zps55a1bf27.jpg)</div>”Garrison duty is a good idea,” Kari agreed. “Yes, it’s usually only passable pay, terrible salvage rights and often as boring as all get out, but at the same time, it’s often also low-risk and low involvement. A low-key garrison contract would also be good for unit-building, giving us time to train up new recruits and helping them to gel as a team while getting to know each other. Depending on the circumstances, we could run things like war games with other local defence forces that could help us figure out what we can do.”<br/><br/>“I’d definitely look into it,” she finished. “Obviously we need to examine any offers closely and not just leap at it for the sake of it. I don’t want to get stuck out in the arse-end of nowhere with no backup and no support fighting pirates for little pay.” She looked over at Damien. “Again, your head for numbers is going to be vital to us, but I’ll also take whatever lessons you’re willing to throw my way. I’m not going to learn anything by letting other people do all the work, after all.”<br/><br/>She stood and nodded to the pair of them. “If there’s nothing else, we’ll get ready for planetfall. We have a lot of work to do if we’re going to make this work, after all. But I have a lot of faith in the pair of you.” Kari flashed her best confident smile, one that she even would have believed herself.<br/>