Doubts and Delusions

[Apollon]

"Hmph," she looked at Golanski. "I will keep this short so I don't waste your or our time, Admiral." she glances at Scott for a few before looking back at Golanski. "You're destroying what the Order is. And we demand a change," she paused. "The Order's current operations, methods and objectives have all strayed far from what it is to be the Order."

What Aoi said came off as a surprise for Brian. He didn't expect Kunieda to speak bluntly, let alone demand something. A slight change in Brian's expression gave it away. However, he didn't interrupt her yet, as he respected the chain of command regardless.

"That's a bold statement," The Grand Admiral raised an eyebrow. "But carry on, I want to hear your logic on this." His eyes were giving out that he was not as calm as he pretended to be, unsure what to expect.

Kunieda grinned slightly and continued: "The Order, under your command, have caused more bloodshed than to cease it." she paused, glancing at the exprission change on Scott's face. "Kemwer Munitions, your newly manufactured products that you 'proudly' export to other parties such as the Bundshuh, the Blood Dragons, and who knows who may follow," she shook her head slightly, her expression and tone conveying disappointment.

"If you think that those actually go against Nomads, then you'll be—and allow me to say, naive."

She turned her back to the screen, still talking to Golanski: "You are simply fueling civil wars, and internal conflicts. Causing more bloodshed than protect the blood of others. Hypocriscy. Double standards." She turns to him, placing her hands on the desk as she leans towards him.

"Tell me, Admiral," she paused. "Are we protecting people, or killing them?"