dmronny
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Re: Echoes of the Forgotten Lesson (Vezina)
"I see. The matter of the usurpers was purely a political issue between Pallas and Isleena. I cannot admit to any personal hatred of the Tremere or their creations, but then I do not have the same connection to them. Though I must admit I would rather face an enemy I know rather than an unknown." The primogen again seemed to muse out loud as he looked back towards the fire. It almost seemed like he was making a conscious effort to avoid eye contact.
"Perhaps it is a bit to soon for one so young as yourself to think of open rebellion, when you seem so surrounded with potential enemies. If you were willing to act as an intermediary between Isleena and Pallas, I would change my vote on the usurpers. I cannot guarantee Isleena changing her mind but one vote should be all that is needed to have the court turn their attention to the usurpers destruction.
I would also be willing to question my contacts within the church in return for a future consideration of some kind. I cannot guarantee that any of them will know where to search for this noble patriarch but it will not hurt to make an attempt for a potential future ally."
"I see. The matter of the usurpers was purely a political issue between Pallas and Isleena. I cannot admit to any personal hatred of the Tremere or their creations, but then I do not have the same connection to them. Though I must admit I would rather face an enemy I know rather than an unknown." The primogen again seemed to muse out loud as he looked back towards the fire. It almost seemed like he was making a conscious effort to avoid eye contact.
"Perhaps it is a bit to soon for one so young as yourself to think of open rebellion, when you seem so surrounded with potential enemies. If you were willing to act as an intermediary between Isleena and Pallas, I would change my vote on the usurpers. I cannot guarantee Isleena changing her mind but one vote should be all that is needed to have the court turn their attention to the usurpers destruction.
I would also be willing to question my contacts within the church in return for a future consideration of some kind. I cannot guarantee that any of them will know where to search for this noble patriarch but it will not hurt to make an attempt for a potential future ally."