On Friday, December 26, 2003, at 06:40 PM, Eris Reddoch wrote: >> >> Ricardo nods. "Certainly. Come into the office, I'll draw you up a >> reciept and we can put the materials into the safe." He continues >> down the hall to the office. > > Gunt follows you. > >> If Sir Gunt wishes to put the entire briefcase into the safe, Ricardo >> will put a tape seal across the briefcase and ask Sir Gunt to sign >> it the seal., ' for reassurances to all concerned..' > > Gunt signs the seal and watches as Ricardo puts the briefcase into the > safe. Once that is done he takes out an envelope and hands it ot > Ricardo. > > "Instructions for what to with the briefcase upon arrival on Montrose." > Gunt says, "Name and picture of my colleague on Montrose, as well as > the > passphrase and response he will be using to confirm your bonifids." Ricardo opens the envelope and confirms that everything is there. "Looks perfectly in order, Sir Gunt." He places the envelope in the safe as well. > > "And you said you have a receipt for me?" Gunt raises his left eyebrow > and waits for you to reply. Ricardo nods. He pulls up the receipt form on the term in the office, fills in the details, and cryptosigns it, " Would you like a paper copy or on disk? I can mail it to your office, as well..." Based on Gun'ts reply, Ricardo prints it out, burns it to disk or sends it. He also puts a copy in the ship's log permanent record. > >> He also makes a mental note for Arvitis to denso it prior to takeoff. > > OOC: Not the trusting sort are you?Not in the slightest. The *last* ship to carry this man's documents vanished.... -- "Wherever you go, there you are." - B. Banzai, Ph.D. Bruce Johnson
