Her response was immediate, steady, almost too steady.
Keller circled her once, deliberately, letting the silence stretch just enough to draw attention. He could feel the awareness ripple through the ranks—soldiers sensing that something was about to happen.
“You’ve been on this base for four weeks,” he continued, his tone measured but loud enough for everyone to hear. “And yet no one seems to know where you came from.”
No response.
“You don’t engage in team exercises the way others do. You don’t compete. You don’t interact.” He stopped in front of her again, eyes narrowing slightly. “And you move like someone who believes the rules don’t apply.”
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