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[divine_right]

Not that I believe you're listening, Admiral, but I hardly required reassignment.

[There is a sharp intake of breath, and she makes a face at something on her vanity. She picks up what appears to be a chocolate chip cookie.]

Well, perhaps you are listening. Since I have your attention perhaps you'll tell me the name of your superior officer. If you're an Admiral, you must have one, a monarch at least.

[Her eye flicks to something on her vanity again, the only indication that viewers will get that he probably just gave her another cookie.]

Fine.

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[nolongerhollow]

Ah, Princess, it's always a deep annoyance at best when he shuffles us around like that. I am not certain that he is equipped to understand the disruption that he causes. You have my sympathy, though you hardly need it.

And I would be willing to bet that almost all of us would like to speak to the Admiral's boss.

[divine_right]

[Well, it never ceases to amaze her when people think to address her properly. It puts her in a much better mood.]

So I am not alone in thinking that he must have one.

[nolongerhollow]

No. You are not. For one, there is a power greater than he dedicated to the greater good, but their relationship I am unsure of.

For another, he is an imperfect being. Whatever celestial hierarchy he is from, must by nature have at least one tier above him.

[divine_right]

[She chuffs] "Greater good" is just another word for "you don't get a choice."

I should know.

I've used it.

Whatever tier falls above him, I have to wonder whether it has a horrid sense of direction as well.

[nolongerhollow]

Oh I used it the same way during my rule, but I eventually discovered that the term is not accurate unless it really does consider all.

[He laughs lightly.]

I still suspect that the steering problem has more to do with the Admiral having the multiverse's best wet bar than anything else.