Phineas glanced at the Lady before continuing.
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I suspect that, in exchange for his teleporting secrets, Ixion in turn gives him test subjects in form of prisoners of war.:
...To sacrifice them at the Waygate like they tried to do with Lamden and the rest. But that means...:
That the dead they fought could very well be Alberal people, even people from your city, yes. I'm sorry.:
That's... That's... Anne-Laude closed her eyes and muttered a short prayer. When she opened them again, she had a look of anger on her face.
That's intolerable! Sir Phineas, we can't allow him or Ixion to get away with their crimes. Is there any way to know where he is?Phineas sighed.
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I'm afraid not. He moves too fast. The only way to bring him to justice would be if he chooses to.:
I see. Then there's only one thing we can do. We have to stop Ixion from bringing him more victims!:
We already went over this. I really would like being able to help you, but as representative my hands are tied until the full Council gives their approval. I'm trying to set up a meeting as soon as posible.:
I give you again my thanks, but that may take too long. I'd like to ask for Sir Nikolai's help to return to Alberal, and start a line of communication between our nations.:
In this situation I have no problem with that. Phineas turned to Nikolai.
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I will be glad to! But first I need to take enough supplies and it's late so I might take a day or two.:
I won't mind waiting. You have been wonderful hosts.:
Then unless there are more issues it's settled. Phineas turned to the group.
As for you, I'd like to ask some questions, but you must be tired. I'll leave you to rest here for the night, unless you have any questions.