Sera sat in the engine room, thinking about the data she had recovered, the data that could have easily cost her her life. It was important for the Council, as well as for her commander. For that reason, she was willing to do this mission. However, if she hadn't been under his command, and been with herself, would she have taken the task? She didn't think so. And for Sera, that was troubling. She wanted to be helpful, to others as well as herself. But her own biases kept getting in the way. The Council wasn't C-Sec, nor did they have control over the higher-ups's actions behind closed doors. So why should they suffer because of her own dislikes?