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[iamwesker]

A legend. The problem with myths and legends is that most of them are meant to teach a lesson while the rest leave a person wondering if good or evil were served in them.

Comments

[coy_smile]

'John?'

[iamwesker]

That is what the story says his name was.

[coy_smile]

Right. It's a fairly common name, after all.

[iamwesker]

That it is. John from Chicago hardly identifies the man. The story reads that he was a good man in spirit but very wrong for the job he was given.

[coy_smile]

A naive fool, I'm sure.

[iamwesker]

I wouldn't know. The storyteller only meets him once but hears enough reports to know he's wrong for the job. Considering who held the post before John, few would have measured up, but especially not someone who wanted the cruel procedures outlawed.

[coy_smile]

Can't say I like this story.

[iamwesker]

Most would not.

[coy_smile]

Mind a visitor?

[iamwesker]

I wouldn't mind, no. You know the one to use. I'll disarm them for you. Reset them when you come through.

[coy_smile]

I'll be sure to.