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[ When the feed flickers on, you'll see a stern looking man in what may be, to some, vaguely familiar armour - but for everyone else, it will simply be clear that he's clad in fairly generic Space Marine™ Armour. There is a stiffness to him, but it's difficult to discern whether that's discomfort, displeasure, or just his default state.

Without any preamble, he says: ] I've been instructed that any further inquiries I have ought to be directed here.

[ Instead of continuing to badger city employees, but he allows that bit to remain unspoken. ]

I've got two big questions. The first of which being: In your experience, is this nonsense they have written about superpowers in the folders they've provided us with accurate?

And, assuming I'm here long enough for it to matter, are the assignments they've given us permanent? [ He arches a brow. ] I'm no teacher, and I'm certainly not equipped to teach younglings about a star system I've never been in.

That being said, if there's anything else a newcomer ought to know, I'll gladly hear it.

[ He nods, then cuts the feed without saying goodbye because nobody's ever taught him any got-dang manners.

ooc: and none of you saw that big ol' fuck up of mine, WHOOPS. ]

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Two Sith, against the wisdom of the Republic's army and the Jedi Council? They're no fools. That sort of plot is precisely what they're trained to detect and to eliminate.

I do not know how it came about or how it was not detected earlier. Only that Count Dooku confessed of this atrocity and many others. He had no reason to lie. These truths only condemned him.

Hm.

[ He doesn't believe Grievous. The man's been his enemy for too long and, besides, he's fully committed to the war. But he doesn't think Grievous is lying either. He has no reason to lie about something like this, and his words seem to come from a place of honesty. ]

If that's the case, then what's next for you?

The Count had something done to my mind. I intend to have it restored.

Then we will see if justice has been served well enough in his case.

And if not? Do you intend to kill him yourself?

[ Not that that sounds too bad to Rex - just one problem dealing with another. ]

That would be pointless. The people who die here merely come back a short time later.

[He doesn't actually answer what he intends to do instead.]

[ hey, quick question: what the fuck ]

That - that can't be possible. All those that die here come back?

Exactly. Therefore killing has no lasting effect. There may be some satisfaction in the moment but afterwards there is only the consequences that remain.

Others have died here. They return. Life continues.

So that type of revenge is pointless.

That can't be - without death, how can a place of this size function? They would be suffering the effects of overpopulation far more than this.

I believe this resurrection only affects imPorts and not the local population.

Oh. I suppose that makes more sense - for a given definition of making sense. Have they provided a reason as to why?

Something to do with the Porter. It must need us here.

So you believe the Porter to be in charge of itself, then?

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