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It might be powerful enough to burn flesh, but the beam isn't wide enough to vaporize an entire head in just one hit, and even less damaging the wall behind the victim so badly.
Also it's a weapon too powerful to be used as welder. It would just cut through the metal.
She's currently playing with the weapon, idly passing it from one hand to another with her wide grin on her face.
No offense, but why are you here? I mean, a queen! In this... ship, just by yourself? And why did nobody tell me? I'm Security, dammit!
>Hahaha, aw I'm sorry, but I can't give you a straight answer for that. See, you've probably guessed it already, but there's something going on. Something big. There's much at stake, much more than the peace or war between our species.The gears of fate have started to roll and now nothing, nobody can stop them. Just try not to get crushed~.
...That still doesn't answer why nobody told me about this. Nobody tells me anything, to be honest.
>It must be quite frustrating. See, you've arrived to a party you weren't invited to. You aren't supposed to be here, you are the wild card. That makes you dangerous.
I don't understand.
>I'll give you a clue, just this time. Check the crew files and registers, they'll give you some interesting pieces of information.
Tiak ponders about her words and about the strange forms of her alien body. He doesn't know much about alien anatomy, and it's actually the first time he sees a female Ziranée. They're very rare and elusive, for obvious reasons. The fleshy bags hanging from her chest are particularly curious as Maurians don't have anything like that. Nayria notices Tiak's examination and if he's not mistaken, her grin becomes bigger. It's pretty unsettling.
...Uh. Well, let me ask the routinary questions. Like where were you at the time of the crime, and did you know the vic-
She interrupts Tiak before he can end the sentence.
>I was here, alone and yes I knew him. That's all I'm going to answer for now. It's not like you could trust me to tell the truth anyways. Not like anyone in the ship so far has given you even a small bit of truth.
>Now, before I tell you anything else, indulge me answering this simple question? What do you think it's more important? Peace? Honor? Or the truth? You can only choose one.
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