[epic filter voice --> my half-epic action]chikaidestroyerAugust 31 2009, 18:51:56 UTC
Very well then. I will be there shortly.
[His horse should probably be complaining by now, but isn't. Albert's been on horseback for most hours of the day for ... about a week now, so a little more of it won't matter. He approaches house 1 and knocks on the front door.]
It's possible. He possessed no name--no identity. There's a chance he was specifically bred by this "third party" to be the General, and thus, would likely not be given information beyond what he needed to know.
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[His horse should probably be complaining by now, but isn't. Albert's been on horseback for most hours of the day for ... about a week now, so a little more of it won't matter. He approaches house 1 and knocks on the front door.]
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Ahh, come in.
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Thank you. I see you were able to venture as far as your door, Colonel.
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[He motions towards the table of the dining area, where there is a pot of tea. Because nothing goes with discussions like a cup of tea.]
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Before we begin, may I ask how you came into your injury?
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...I was careless. It is nothing that won't heal, though.
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What kind of observations were you able to make of the General?
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[He hands over a paper detailing every action and word spoken during his conversation with the general.]
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This is most helpful, Colonel. [A pause as he reads some of the dialogue.]
The General sounds like quite an interesting man. I would have liked to question him myself.
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Though whether he had real information to share or not is something up for debate.
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You have reason to believe he had nothing of value to say?
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It is only one possible theory, however.
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