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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Eva of Sirrion" data-source="post: 3103028" data-attributes="member: 26520">Tanner looks ashamed at Kinan's mentioning of his gaffe.  In order to be authorized to raise the alert banner you need to have enemies sighted both on the ground and in the watchtower.  I was stationed on the ground and didn't check with the upstairs guy before raising the red flag.  Turned out they were friendly even though they had spears charged and at the ready.  It shouldn't have happened.Don't be so hard on yourself mate.  You could very well have been right ya?Deregan approaches, finally finished after the commander had some choice words for him in private.  He appears to have caught the tail end of the conversation.  I'm suprised you got gigged for that.  Did you think about requesting an article 15?[sblock=Myst and Kinan]You're both familiar with the term Article 15, which allows knights and soldiers to request a court-martial hearing to appeal disciplinary actions taken by a superior.[/sblock]Yes sir, in fact Ulricsohn and myself have put in 4 such requests between us over some of those charges and not a one of them has apparently been cause for a hearing to be convened.Well I just called for Article 15 myself but from the sounds of things we may be waiting awhile.  Thank you lads, oh and do you happen to have copies of those charges levied against you?Yes sirYes sirBring 'em to our quarters when you get some time, we've been assigned to south quadrant, #14.  Dismissed.Turning to the rest of you Deregan speaks.  I have more to say on this, but I think the walls in this part of the base may have ears.  Let's head to our quarters and take a load off. Despite your eventful first day you've been assigned decent quarters all told.  It's a two room affair, the one with plenty of space, beds already laid out and furnishings for storage and cooking.  As you size up the place Deregan tells you what's on his mind.  There definitely seems in my mind that something's not right here.  Excessive punishments and now Tanner tells us that the due process in appealing such cases has slowed to a halt.  It's evidence, but it's not enough; we need more information before we can in a position to take action.  More importantly we need to find out just who all may be crooked and who isn't.  There's also a large back room with wooden dummies set up.  I obtained some training dummies from the carpenter across the way.  I don't know about the rest of you, but I plan on picturing the commander's head in my mind and going to town on some of these a little later.</blockquote>

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