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Boy Wonder · 09-18-2011, 07:54 PM

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Originally Posted by Tegz

Ben got a withering look for that. For one thing, the cult had never had Evander figured out, that was why they were so irked at him in general, because despite everything, they hadn't known who he was when he'd first run into them in his undercover days. For another thing,

"It is never a good thing to have your family threatened. Ever. " However, Ben was right about one thing. The next step in Evander's plan, he'd not shared with anyone. The cultists wouldn't know because there was nobody that D'Isigny or Gevrik -wherever that man was -could suck the knowledge out of.

Despite what they all seemed to think, Van never showed his whole hand.

He took the letter and avoided looking at it.

"Actually... I meant the letter specifically..." Ben said trying to make a recovery. "But, uh, no. This whole situation. Generally not a good thing." And the understatement of the century goes to the New Yorker, BENJAMIN CLARK AMSTEN!

Right.

09-18-2011, 07:54 PM	#78 (permalink)
Boy Wonder Formerly: RobinBoyWonder Mooncalf Join Date: Apr 2009 Location: The Greater NYC Area Posts: 6,935 Hogwarts RPG Name: Olivia Anderson First Year x1	Quote: Originally Posted by Tegz Ben got a withering look for that. For one thing, the cult had never had Evander figured out, that was why they were so irked at him in general, because despite everything, they hadn't known who he was when he'd first run into them in his undercover days. For another thing, "It is never a good thing to have your family threatened. Ever. " However, Ben was right about one thing. The next step in Evander's plan, he'd not shared with anyone. The cultists wouldn't know because there was nobody that D'Isigny or Gevrik -wherever that man was -could suck the knowledge out of. Despite what they all seemed to think, Van never showed his whole hand. He took the letter and avoided looking at it. "Actually... I meant the letter specifically..." Ben said trying to make a recovery. "But, uh, no. This whole situation. Generally not a good thing." And the understatement of the century goes to the New Yorker, BENJAMIN CLARK AMSTEN! Right.