Lana grew increasingly unsettled as she heard the captain's speech. But when she got to the part about going renegade, it made her especially nervous. After the silence had returned and the Bajorin had given his appraisal of the scientific aspect of the captain's briefing, Lana used her turn to address what had really shocked her.<strong>"Captain, with respect, but are you truly considering a mutiny? Because I am not going to have any part in that... We are here on Starfleet orders, whether or not you like whatever orders we get is irrelevant. If command thinks it's opportune for us to be put in a position of risk, I am sure they have good reasons for it. I also doubt any of us volunteered for this mission expecting it to be a safe stroll in the park."</strong>Lana Derval had known little about her commanding officer before being awarded a position on the Calypso, but nothing she had heard or experienced so far had made her believe that the woman would suggested mutiny at the first sign of trouble. She hoped it wouldn't come to that, since it might mean she would need to take counter-measures in her capacity as a senior officer. Not how she had imagined the ship's maiden voyage to start...