Exactly. The code is a diversionary tactic, because they will notice our meetings in time. The Malnosso will catch on if we talk about it point blank, or if we cut away on the journals after talking about something similar. It could have plenty of purposes depending on how developed it becomes, but all of them start with the intent for secrecy. Once it's been developed, it will have been worth the effort.
I've heard little of Canard in recent months, and our numbers are growing larger. You have better connections than any one of us, Raine, but we are all here because of our responsibility and dedication to this village. If it is to be reformed, I think we need someone who is willing to devote themselves fully to the task. I know you would, Raine, but you're already busy enough. We should attempt to contact what's left of Canard, see if it is worth salvaging, then perhaps see if there are other residents who are willing to take up the task. There are plenty of able people here - it's a matter of utilizing them more effectively.
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I've heard little of Canard in recent months, and our numbers are growing larger. You have better connections than any one of us, Raine, but we are all here because of our responsibility and dedication to this village. If it is to be reformed, I think we need someone who is willing to devote themselves fully to the task. I know you would, Raine, but you're already busy enough. We should attempt to contact what's left of Canard, see if it is worth salvaging, then perhaps see if there are other residents who are willing to take up the task. There are plenty of able people here - it's a matter of utilizing them more effectively.