Aboard The Gemini
After being told by the bridge crew that Justicar was actually in CIC, and a quick explanation from Lilibeth as to what the CIC room is and why people pronounced each individual letter instead of just saying 'sick', and directions from the crew on where to find it, Runa had departed the bridge and found the 'sick' room and Justicar.
"Again, its not the 'sick' room!, its the Combat Information Center and its pronounced see eye see," Lilibeth said during the short walk to the CIC. "Look, its like the Navy version of the Army TOC, the Tactical Operations Center." "But then why does the Army pronounce it 'talk' and not tee oh see?" "...um...yah I don't know, must be a Navy thing but still, that's just how it is OK? Let's play along and humor the nice people driving the boat." "You are right, manners are never wasted."
She considers what she knows and understands of the different plans. Winter Herald and Senior Garcia made good points a well as Justicar. Lilibeth thought of the time in Afghanistan when a major with more gung ho than intelligence came to her outpost. Despite the intel section (S2), telling him that the high value target he was after was not in the village he wanted to encircle and search house to house, (in fact he had been off visiting family in the next valley over), he had pressed ahead with his code named ridden op order. A few minutes after the scouts got into their observation posts, several of the local children had literally walked up their 'hidden' positions and told the scouts, in (broken) English, that the target wasn't there. Undaunted, that major had pressed on...only to discover that yes, the HVT was not, in fact, anywhere in the village.
Runa thought she understood the point of Lilibeth's memory. Looking at the three other members of the Sentinels, "I think the plan to deceive the enemy is worthwhile. I do not see how it can hinder us. I also think as many of us that can, should go on the mission. If one person goes and is seen or even if your machines go and are seen," she looks at Justicar, "they will know someone is about and testing them. Better then to approach with as much of our number as we can to deal with any counter they muster. Could we not use all the ideas? Do the deception with the radios as Winter Herald says, Justicar sends his machines in from the direction we said we would approach from, while the team comes in from the other side? Whatever happens, if the enemy is taken in by the subterfuge or not, we will all be there to face it together."