War Council (open to Duncan, Bella, Cassandra, Quinn)
December 25th
The logs crackled in the hotel's central fireplace as Connor sipped on a glass of Scotch after attending Christmas Day services at the Church.
He found something vaguely sacrilegious about holding a 'council of war' on Christmas Day but didn't see another alternative. After the way he'd given Duncan the head's up at the memorial service the night before about who had truly been responsible he didn't feel he could put his brother off any longer, it simply wouldn't be right.
Whether Quinn had any new information since the e-mail she'd sent them days earlier remained to be seen, but to be honest Connor didn't much care. What he intended to do was make the case for the destruction of the threat posed not just by the Hunters, but the entire Watcher organization.
The Hotel staff had taken the holiday off after being 'assured' by Cassandra that they wouldn't be needed, so the Immortals had the building to themselves to speak in private.
Connor took another sip of his drink and waited for the others to come in from the cold.
The logs crackled in the hotel's central fireplace as Connor sipped on a glass of Scotch after attending Christmas Day services at the Church.
He found something vaguely sacrilegious about holding a 'council of war' on Christmas Day but didn't see another alternative. After the way he'd given Duncan the head's up at the memorial service the night before about who had truly been responsible he didn't feel he could put his brother off any longer, it simply wouldn't be right.
Whether Quinn had any new information since the e-mail she'd sent them days earlier remained to be seen, but to be honest Connor didn't much care. What he intended to do was make the case for the destruction of the threat posed not just by the Hunters, but the entire Watcher organization.
The Hotel staff had taken the holiday off after being 'assured' by Cassandra that they wouldn't be needed, so the Immortals had the building to themselves to speak in private.
Connor took another sip of his drink and waited for the others to come in from the cold.