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Voice | un: Avenger
Ufufufu~ it seems like a lot of you are desperate for some help... [ The provocative laughter seemed to echo as the dragon witch spoke. A bored sounding tone followed. ] ...A cure for that disgusting sickness.
[ Get the facts first. You can distort them later. That was how it worked, right? One had to wonder if she really was telling the truth about knowing anything at all. The silence was broken. ]
While you sit there uselessly stewing in your disease, I made quick work of something else. [ Like hell she would call whatever that rodent was a person. ] Before the vermin was reduced to ash, it enlightened me on a few things.
Rejoice, garbage - for I will share them with you. [ With her sharp tongue and disrespectful words, one had to wonder why she was doing this. Maybe she was lying, maybe she was bored...or maybe she just knew someone who was sick and this was an indirect way of helping... ]
The disease was manufactured by the Institute, stolen, and released... hahahah...obviously. Part of the cure is a stupid plant - the Yuwi flower, is what was mentioned. [ Fingers drumming on some sort of surface can be heard as she goes quiet. That was all she knew. ]
Well, I have long proved my competency among you morons, what have you done? Better get to doing something! Hahahahah!
[ Get the facts first. You can distort them later. That was how it worked, right? One had to wonder if she really was telling the truth about knowing anything at all. The silence was broken. ]
While you sit there uselessly stewing in your disease, I made quick work of something else. [ Like hell she would call whatever that rodent was a person. ] Before the vermin was reduced to ash, it enlightened me on a few things.
Rejoice, garbage - for I will share them with you. [ With her sharp tongue and disrespectful words, one had to wonder why she was doing this. Maybe she was lying, maybe she was bored...or maybe she just knew someone who was sick and this was an indirect way of helping... ]
The disease was manufactured by the Institute, stolen, and released... hahahah...obviously. Part of the cure is a stupid plant - the Yuwi flower, is what was mentioned. [ Fingers drumming on some sort of surface can be heard as she goes quiet. That was all she knew. ]
Well, I have long proved my competency among you morons, what have you done? Better get to doing something! Hahahahah!
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[ never mind the fact that he's one of the people also being blamed. ]
I don't suppose you learned anything more than you already shared before killing him.
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He tried to bargain with his life, and I killed him when I got bored. I assume because of desperation he told me everything important.
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It sounds like it was a fortunate coincidence you even got any information. If you had your way, he probably would have died before talking, and anything of value would have been lost.
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But he didn't, and I shared my findings. I would think you of all people might be a little more grateful.
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I'll concede you did well this time. I doubt it'll do much to clear my name, but perhaps once this disease has been dealt with, people will begin thinking more rationally.
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What? You actually expect these idiots to think? Christ! Just how dense are you? If you want something done, you will have to do it yourself.
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No, the majority of them likely will accept whatever they're told. It's why I didn't bother to stick around and see how things played out... That city has nothing to offer me anymore.
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[ Not that she is curious or anything. Not at all. Not even a little. ]
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I’m surprised the priest isn’t making you do just that.
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Archer did not know about Kirei's sudden departure. It was probably for the better that he found out later, as for a brief while Jeanne was Masterless. She didn't want to hear about that.
How did she want to approach the topic of her new...Master? She was quiet a beat. ]
That trashcan of a man is gone, and as such I was able to choose a new Magus.
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[ he’s pretty sure he already knows, or he probably wouldn’t bother asking. ]
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[ Did he really think her that much of an idiot? ]
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This may be a mixed blessing. You’re mostly a failure as a Servant, but even you recognize the necessity of protecting your Master. Keep her safe.
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Are you sure you aren't mistaking a Magus for one of your conquests, playboy?
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...though since that would doom you as well, perhaps that’s not such a poor result for me.
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[ Even without seeing her, you can tell she is grinning. ]
Maybe I misjudged you! Seems like you have a streak of Bishop Pierre Cauchon to you. [ That's a pretty high insult coming from her. ]
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[ sorry, if you expect calling him cold hearted to get under his skin, that's definitely not going to do it. because when it comes down to it... he has killed countless innocent people for the greater good. ]
In the end, do you as you see fit. But if you do fail to protect your Master, I'll act accordingly as well.
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Tch, fine. [ A wave of her hand on her end, as she brushed off his words. It wasn't like she thought she knew him or even wanted to or anything. He shouldn't get the wrong idea.
With an impish grin she would then give him one last send off. ] Goodluck out there, it sure would be a shame if so many innocent people had to die because of a few fugitives running around.
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[ satisfied he's gotten the last word, he'll cut the transmission from his side. because of course he'd be that petty. ]