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hadriel2017-07-29 04:45 pm
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✤ II. (VOICE;)
[How long has it been since the former King of Light last addressed the public at large? Too long. Regis had resigned himself to silence when this fiasco begun and held steadfast to his silence until now. For those who know of him and remember the Caelum, Regis isn't the type to speak much in regards to the matters of Hadriel. He's not king here. It would make no sense for him to speak since this is not his kingdom nor his subjects but many of the people here, he deems as friends. They are friends and colleagues he's come to respect over the long months, many of which he honestly cherish like members of his own family.
That's why he speaks after holding onto his silence for so long. He knows he must do so in hopes of warding the chaos that is bound to brew. Unfortunately, this might spark quite the debate.]
Do not be so quick to cut off your noses in spite of your face. [His tone is stern and sincere without a hint of mirth.] Your desperation will lead you to sorrow if you act with haste.
We mustn't fall prey to their schemes. If they seek a life, let them take it. We are not mere pawns to used as butchers.
[He's being quite cryptic & vague for a reason. Be mindful in how you answer. Regis is aware that certain 'people' might be listening.]
That's why he speaks after holding onto his silence for so long. He knows he must do so in hopes of warding the chaos that is bound to brew. Unfortunately, this might spark quite the debate.]
Do not be so quick to cut off your noses in spite of your face. [His tone is stern and sincere without a hint of mirth.] Your desperation will lead you to sorrow if you act with haste.
We mustn't fall prey to their schemes. If they seek a life, let them take it. We are not mere pawns to used as butchers.
[He's being quite cryptic & vague for a reason. Be mindful in how you answer. Regis is aware that certain 'people' might be listening.]
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[She's not interested in killing Hope and can think of multiple reasons why it's unwise, but she'd prefer to outwardly seem like she's giving it serious thought. If Regis wants to know her real stance on the matter, he can meet her in person.]
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[He might just do that. Regis doubts the woman would be as bold as him and speak so forwardly in public.]
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I doubt they are quite so political as that.
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Might want to watch how much you say here.
[Pretty sure the gods have always been vigilant, but who knows how much access the Null have to the network now.]
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[Regis knows he's putting himself at risk but this is not done needlessly. He's worried what outcome may arrive if the others start howling for blood.]
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[More of a warning than a threat.]
Want to discuss it in private? [Or as private as things can be here.]
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That is obviously the logical conclusion. That people need to be reminded of it is disconcerting, even if it is statistically probable that people would make incorrect inferences that lead to bad decisions.
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Then the reminder certainly was necessary.
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Yes, it was. [She can't help another chuckle.] But that does not mean that those of us who are clearly much better acquainted with logic can't find this amusing.
[Brennan... stop...]
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I fear many will accept!
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[He sighs]
I agree with you, but I also, ironically, can't seem to get my hope up that this can be successfully headed off by appealing to peoples' better natures.
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I will destroy those who use me. [Whoops, getting feisty. But he means both the gods and the Null. If he goes along with the Null's plan, and they betray him...he'll just kill everything. HE'S VERY WELL ADJUSTED.]
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I see no one acting in haste, Regis. Whatever are you suggesting?
[They're both politicians. They'll play the game.]
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Are you so certain of that? [He questions with a raised brow.] Seems as if the masses have made their decision.
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Would you be against it if it happens to be the most logical out come?
[He's curious as to why, since humans kill humans all the time and he's still learning where the invisible lines you don't cross are.]
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Just because it seems logical, doesn't quite make it right.
[His reason for going against the Null is a tad more complex than this but Regis isn't willing to voice all of his thoughts just yet.]
How can we trust our enemies so blindly? The Null care not for us either. They're no different and would sooner turn against us once we've killed their quarry.
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Too acquainted.
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I can't say I think kindly of the idea of being used as a playing piece in someone else's war games.
[Through his own observance of this network, he has surmised that open communication is something that one undertakes on their own risk. Right now, he is saying nothing that others - and Regis himself - have not expressed, but still, he measures his words carefully.]
This 'offer' feels a long time in the making.
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That it has but is this offer real? I fear not.
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