Albert arched an eyebrow as if in polite interest.
“I’d agree with being an insult and disregarding rules,” I offered in a mediative tone, careful not to burst out laughing.
“I’d be surprised if you didn’t.” Apparently, Albert also couldn’t resist a bit of sarcasm. Then he looked at Captain Foley. “I suggest you broaden your knowledge, captain. Ask our historians about the Drumcondra retreat, the defense of the O’Connell Bridge, the ambush at Portobello. I’m sure Kaja’s name will come up in every single case.” He stared his officer down. “And that’s only the most widely known ones.” Albert stood from his desk and paced around us. “You might question Kaja’s methods, you might loathe her attitude, but ever since her unit agreed to work with the Trinity, she’s always provided us information
