-114 Irony

The man on watch tried to alert the captain about some men who were overdue back from liberty. He knocked on the captain's door. No answer. Concerned, he entered the room. The captain appeared to be asleep. He tried to rouse him and discovered the bed had been stuffed with pillows and the captain was not on the ship.

-115 Every Man for Himself

We had a drill today and it was disheartening. Even though there was nothing at stake, I saw several men pushing weaker men out of their way to get to the lifeboats.

-116 Subterfuge

Something disturbing is going on with the high-ranking officers. They seem to be committing the same infractions that they have been lately accusing the men of, but going to great lengths to conceal them.

I think they have been doing such all along, and I am only now noticing it. However it's the latest round of accusations that has me concerned. I fear this is an attempt to avoid some sort of disciplinary action coming from the Kingdom. The officers are trying to make it appear as though all problems have come from the enlisted men. I fear this cover-up will not hold, and all will suffer as a result.