Rosie Gullins could feel her face getting red as her sex slowly got wetter. "The Emperor is wise and wonderful, may he live for ever!" She sighed softly. "You know, Ma'am, I never really thought of it like that. My aunt had cancer of the liver. They say it would have spread through her whole body and killed her."<br/><br/>Of course, Gullins had no way of knowing that Kara probably already knew this, and had used the cancer analogy for that very reason. "The oncologists saved her life. They cut out the tumour and killed the carcinoma with chemo and laser treatments. But, Ma'am, ... Uhn! But there are different types of cancer. Some, like melanoma, can be cut off the skin. Some, like brain tumours, there's nothing can be done about. This.." She pointed to the book, then screwed up her eyes again as a second wave of desire washed over her, "... This is a melanoma. I think the PD should be concentrating on curing the brain tumours."<br/><br/>She giggled at her boldness. "Ma'am, I was involved in the incident on Evengelon IV. The Imperial troops went in and cleansed the planet of every living human. I was in one of the support frigates. That was a brain tumour. Forgive my boldness, Ma'am, but, couldn't it have been stopped sooner? An entire world, wiped out, because of some idiotic theory about a deity in human shape coming to wreak judgement on the universe. Everyone knows there is one god and he is the Emperor, may he live forever."<br/><br/>The damp patch on Rosie's crotch was beginning to show through her fatigues. This woman intoxicated her. She had no idea why, but the close proximity of Citizen Kara Reinfeldt was making the drug's side effects impossible to control.<br/><br/>"Ma'am? If I asked you nicely, would you drag me off and torture me?" The words were spoken so softly that Gullins barely heard them herself. Her face was bright red, her nipples were hard and poking out through the dark green tee shirt with FLEET MARINES across the chest. She had no real desire for pain, she just wanted the waves of desire to stop, and Reinfeldt seemed to offer a solution.