<div class="floatright">(http://i5.photobucket.com/albums/y156/jillvader/mw-nmfkmpkarimonero_zps55a1bf27.jpg)</div>Kari listened attentively to Emily, not taking her eyes off the woman as she did. She hung on every word, letting the lieutenant have her say without interrupting her, knowing how important it would be for her to get whatever she had out of her system. Every one of the survivors were hurting, each in their own way, and letting them express it was going to be vital to keeping the unit together.<em>If we’re going to make this work, then we need to clear the air. And that means that if someone has a problem, then they need to be clear about it</em><br/><br/>“Firstly, I want to thank you for staying,” Kari finally spoke up. “And not just because, well, we need your help. Your experience is going to be vital in training up new recruits and getting them to work as a team. And your staying is going to be vital to morale as well, both for those of us from the old unit and showing that we’re still viable to any potential recruits. And in the meantime, if there’s anything you need or anything I can do, then please let me know. After all you’ve done, you deserve it.”<br/><br/>She absent-mindedly fidgeted with the lid of a bottle for a moment, then continued, even if she wasn’t entirely sure if she was going to like what was going to come next. “Please, I’d like to know.” Kari nodded, giving her the time she needed<br/>