He sighed, before taking his seat again. "Sadly, not that easy, wish it was.<br/><br/>Your second point first, he left soon after getting the evidence. One of my units spotted him getting on a priority shuttle home, which is what started the discovery of this mess. That was a couple days ago. Humans get one priority shuttle if they request it over an 'per period of time', but only 'for situations of emergency, such as war or significant political figure's deaths.' Sadly, non humans don't get that privilege. Or if they do, I can't find proof anywhere of it.<br/><br/>Your first point second. We are technically a mercenary group not affiliate with either empire, so without proper permission, I can't legal deploy troops there. At least, not without it being an act of war. Which Barid would respond to. You can give provisional permission, but I need to get it from your mother within one week of my troops getting on the dirt, else it automatically defaults to an act of war. Until I get territory of my own, I can't deploy troops without one side's permission, though once I do, I have... I think his rules said a month to get it otherwise it is an act of war against both parties. And without getting it face to face, which means organic to organic, the permission doesn't count. So sorry, Ama, looks like I will be having to deploy to this fiasco, and meeting Eva's mother. Nothing I can do about it. Not without giving Barid the excuse he needs.<br/><br/>And now a third point, I have to go talk to Barid before we can leave, and it will take, assuming no one screws with us, five and a half to six days to get there. Could be as long as nine days."