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<blockquote data-quote="Keia" data-source="post: 894013" data-attributes="member: 98">Crowded Entrance Ramp to Flight 267JFK Airport, New York, New York3:05pm, Late Spring 2003He seems genuine, thought Campbell.&nbsp; If they had been the ones to do me in, they wouldv'e done so before Stewart was here. Let's roll with it, see where this all leads.&quot;Ok, sounds reasonable. Tons of questions, but they can wait for later. I'll follow your lead,&quot; Campbell said.Leonard kept his position near the edge of the ramp, waiting for the Lieutenant with a relaxed look on his face that would convey that he wasn't in any kind of trouble. Still, he tried to keep his eyes on all of the people present, not really sure how safe he was, and where the danger would come from.At the flash of the ID and the tone of voice, the army grunts and Lt. Stewart slowed to a stop.&nbsp; The grunts looked at each other, then back at Durant, unsure of what to do.&nbsp; Lt. Stewart, however, reacted quickly, hearing the name of his superior officer.&quot;Yes, sir, Commander Durant,&quot; replied Lt. Stewart smoothly.&nbsp; Then, Stewart raised his voice and addressed the grunts, &quot;Stand down, boys - no need to spend hours in paperwork on this incident, now is there?&quot;During the confusion, one of the stewardesses had stepped into the plane and closed the plane's hatch behind her, leaving the remaining stewardess alone.&nbsp; Montoya noticed this when he heard the plane hatch close.&quot;Sergeant Campbell, sir, it appears you're going to be in good hands,&quot; finished Lt. Stewart.&nbsp; Turning to Lt. Commander Durant Stewart said, &quot;Is there anything else, sir?&quot;OOC: Durant, Campbell, Montoya</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Keia, post: 894013, member: 98"] [i]Crowded Entrance Ramp to Flight 267 JFK Airport, New York, New York 3:05pm, Late Spring 2003[/i] [i]He seems genuine,[/i] thought Campbell. [i]If they had been the ones to do me in, they wouldv'e done so before Stewart was here. Let's roll with it, see where this all leads.[/i] "Ok, sounds reasonable. Tons of questions, but they can wait for later. I'll follow your lead," Campbell said. Leonard kept his position near the edge of the ramp, waiting for the Lieutenant with a relaxed look on his face that would convey that he wasn't in any kind of trouble. Still, he tried to keep his eyes on all of the people present, not really sure how safe he was, and where the danger would come from. At the flash of the ID and the tone of voice, the army grunts and Lt. Stewart slowed to a stop. The grunts looked at each other, then back at Durant, unsure of what to do. Lt. Stewart, however, reacted quickly, hearing the name of his superior officer. "Yes, sir, Commander Durant," replied Lt. Stewart smoothly. Then, Stewart raised his voice and addressed the grunts, "Stand down, boys - no need to spend hours in paperwork on this incident, now is there?" During the confusion, one of the stewardesses had stepped into the plane and closed the plane's hatch behind her, leaving the remaining stewardess alone. Montoya noticed this when he heard the plane hatch close. "Sergeant Campbell, sir, it appears you're going to be in good hands," finished Lt. Stewart. Turning to Lt. Commander Durant Stewart said, "Is there anything else, sir?" [size=1]OOC: Durant, Campbell, Montoya[/size] [/QUOTE]

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