Albert Silverberg (
chikaidestroyer) wrote2011-12-26 09:15 pm
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∞ 100: Silent night [action]
[Backdated to the late evening of December 24.
He is not surprised to find it snowing when he returns to Luceti and climbs out of the tunnels. The snow had proven to be irritating while he was outside of the barrier, and he is looking forward to getting inside before heavier snow begins falling.
He walks with a slight limp and stops once in awhile on the snow-covered streets, looking at the pale lights decorating various houses as he catches his breath. In the artificial light, the dark bruise across his left cheekbone may be visible.
Despite his frequent pauses in the snow, he walks with purpose. He'd like to sleep in his own bed tonight.]
He is not surprised to find it snowing when he returns to Luceti and climbs out of the tunnels. The snow had proven to be irritating while he was outside of the barrier, and he is looking forward to getting inside before heavier snow begins falling.
He walks with a slight limp and stops once in awhile on the snow-covered streets, looking at the pale lights decorating various houses as he catches his breath. In the artificial light, the dark bruise across his left cheekbone may be visible.
Despite his frequent pauses in the snow, he walks with purpose. He'd like to sleep in his own bed tonight.]
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[Even if the Third Party's army was not zealously loyal to whatever was their ultimate goal, the Organization was not doing itself any favors with battles like this.] Did you take advantage of the non-lethal option?
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I did. It was at least safer for the people here, though I cannot say what will happen to the captured soldiers afterwards.
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Did you find it a safer approach than killing outright?
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Ah.... I don't think I've seen you since I returned, now that I think of it.
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Not likely, though, in his aunt's case. She was officially a traitor to the crown and the murderer of Salum Barows ... it wasn't something they could change just because of her motivations.]
Strangely enough, the Malnosso returned me here only days after I left, though it had been weeks since I left for me.
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But I imagine it is a comfort, not having to wonder about the war's outcome anymore.
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It is, in a way. I had heard secondhand from people... but it is different, experiencing it. [The unabridged, real version.]