Gerri: A team of knights was pulled away from a nice calm recovery posting, and stationed here at the embassy. Apparently it was too soon. The team leader had an incident at a restaurant a few days ago. He’s on psych leave, pending an evaluation.
What these people fought through . . . the danger they survived . . . any one of them could have a severe relapse if we push them too soon.
Which is exactly why I recommended they not be given this assignment in the first place.
Magnolia: Hey, it was a prophecy! It’ll be for the best in the long run!
Ebony: Maybe “the best in the long run” requires these people to have severe relapses in the short run.
Magnolia: Thank you for the optimism, Ebony.
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Maybe we fuck prophecy and actually listen to that little voice in the back of our heads saying “BAD FUCKING IDEA!”
Also, given how much of a anti-labor hellscape Sonheim is, I can’t be the only one checking off the days until that embassy and everyone but the servants and kids are ash, right?
Damn, I caught up 🙁 IFrom yesterday I was binge-reading this comic and now I want moar OTL World is interesting, characters are cute and all^^.
Or best chance for peace…
…relies on our warriors going bugnuts in their embassy.
Why does this merit presidential decision? Doesn’t Thorn have direct superiors? Or do knights like him answer directly to the President?
There’s a prophecy involved, so the president has to rule on how closely to follow it. Thorn and the team don’t actually know that the decision goes this high up.
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