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[maisonfaux]

[pentaps]

[Filter: Lady Cataline Sabreme]

I'm afraid that dinner I promised you may be some time coming. My apologies, for that.

[Filter: Adelle Vaux]

Do you have time to spare for your most monstrous relation?

[Filter: Laurent

[Filter: Damica Bertrand]

I hope you enjoyed your birthday, cousin.

Comments

[notveryeffectiv]

Did you forget what you were going to say?

[offendscourtesy]

Perhaps he ran out of ink.

[notveryeffectiv]

But if you ran out of ink wouldn't it look like the start of letters ?

[maisonfaux]

In an unusual fit of wisdom, I decided I had nothing worth wasting the ink on.

[notveryeffectiv]

Oh.

Sorry for asking, then.

[maisonfaux]

It's nothing.

The Ledgers are nearly perpetually quiet, anyways. It seems wasteful, doesn't it?

[notveryeffectiv]

I don't know, really. I just got mine back after my sister took it

Maybe people are just filtering a lot ?

[maisonfaux]

Oh?

You're probably right. That makes it all the more vexing.

I wonder if there isn't a way to circumvent that. Although I suppose that would involve some dire magics only the Hour has access to.

[offendscourtesy]

One could always steal another's ledger to see what all has been filtered, I imagine.

Though that does bring up the question: Does the Hour already have such magics? And are they keeping tabs on what is said behind filters?

[notveryeffectiv]

That's terrible!

[offendscourtesy]

Which part is more terrible, I wonder?

[notveryeffectiv]

Stealing people's ledgers!

But the other part is terrible too...

[maisonfaux]

I suppose stealing probably does carry a harsher penalty than eavesdropping.

[notveryeffectiv]

Yeah. It definitely does.

But if the Hour was eavesdropping... [Nope we're not going there Baxter, line of thought SO dropped]

[offendscourtesy]

That would depend on whether or not you were found out, now, wouldn't it?

[maisonfaux]

That would be the crux of the matter.