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faderift2018-10-10 02:10 pm
overharrowed) wrote in faderift2018-10-10 02:10 pm
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[Closed] 93 Meetings
WHO: Members of the Corypheus' History project
WHAT: Project meeting
WHEN: Slightly backdated to the beginning of the month
WHERE: The Gallows
NOTES: Backdated far enough to be before projects that might take people out of Kirkwall. Julius would have reached out by crystal prior, though, so if you're not there and would want him to bring up something project related to the group, just DM/contact me and let me know. If you prefer a one-on-one thread with Julius, just indicate it in your starter and we'll say it happens earlier or later; otherwise, no particular order for the main thread.
WHAT: Project meeting
WHEN: Slightly backdated to the beginning of the month
WHERE: The Gallows
NOTES: Backdated far enough to be before projects that might take people out of Kirkwall. Julius would have reached out by crystal prior, though, so if you're not there and would want him to bring up something project related to the group, just DM/contact me and let me know. If you prefer a one-on-one thread with Julius, just indicate it in your starter and we'll say it happens earlier or later; otherwise, no particular order for the main thread.
Julius has cleared the entire day -- not because he expects one meeting to go that long (Maker, he hopes not), but because everyone is busy and not everyone is likely to arrive or leave at the same time. Part of the reason he's generally met with project members in ones and two before is just simple logistics.
That said, there's been a fair amount of turnover in the project recently, he has Hanzo to introduce, and Corypheus himself turned up recently, so it seems to him that they're due. Possibly overdue. He's secured a large enough room in the Gallows to fit everyone who might turn up, and he's earlier than he told anyone else to be, using the extra time to catch up on some reports he owes.
At least he's secured a few refreshments, by way of apology (if not bribe) for attending.
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Very seldom do people intend to be late to routine meetings, there's nothing dramatic about the occasion, you just look like a bit of a tit. So here he is now, with a bit of a tit's question:
"How did they try killing him, the last time?" They. You. Wardens probably, and it isn't only Wardens trying to kill the bastard now, is it — "Do we know what specifically didn't work?"
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