The debriefing was the ninth level of hell for Nayru; gods she hated some of the higher ups.  The report had been filed... before the mission had gone down.  The report also made them all look bad, which was something that<em>infuriated</em>Nayru beyond all other.  And worst yet, while the man had noted the lack of a proper time-stamp on the report, the Major was not fond of her... how was she supposed to know those were his eldest twin daughters, after all?  Least he was smart and could see she did good work...<br/><br/>She listened to him speak though, and did her best to seem civil even if his tone irritated her.  She cared not who the warehouse belonged to; she only cared about answering the question and getting both her and Lhaarsa in the best possible position.<br/><br/>"We received a notification from Kuata himself, telling us to dispatch a unit to look the place over.  Seemed excessive force at the time, but my platoon deployed with the aid of a gunship immediately, and made our way to the warehouse single-time.  Once there, we had two teams circling the building, and I led the breaching team, and inside we found five drug-loaded civilians who opened fire on us.  The PROGO official that accompanied us was hit and killed instantly, and I took a round to the shoulder without permanent damage.  The civilians were all eliminated; no survivors."<br/><br/>She paused, took a breath, and continued.<br/><br/>"Two minutes later as we were readying to leave the area, a Togruti girl came out from an airduct.  I arrested her, took her into custody, and she informed me that she had set a class 2 firebomb in there, and I immediately radioed for a bomb removal team.  I brought her back to base ASAP, as is protocol, and began to interrogate her in one of our interrogation rooms.  She took some motivating, but I managed to learn that the bomb was set to go off by timer, tampering trigger, and remote detonation.  As soon as I found out about it, I informed my team to retreat from the area, and as of yet I have not heard of the condition of the team, though I can assume, since I am not being asked about their deaths, that they made it out alive."<br/><br/>She paused, breathed again, and continued once more.<br/><br/>"That is the entirety of the report.  We did everything SOP and by-the-book.  My men were all competent, but it seems the situation was a factor of time beyond our control, and for that I apologize.  It will not happen again." Nayru finished, looking into the eyes of the Major "Is there anything else, sir?"<br/><br/>(Deception: 8 + 18 = 26)