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Miklotov:  "I know those eyes of yours can see a lot—maybe too much, sometimes! Just how far ahead did you see this time?”
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Miklotov:  “Only as much as a man can see when he’s too old to quite stand up straight and knows but little life is left to him. One thing I can say is that the buds of the next generation have begun to shoot forth in the kingdom. Mmm. This was a most significant mission indeed.” Miklotov nodded as if to affirm his own statement.
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Bordeaux:  Bordeaux only looked at him, the crags and crevices of his face deepening in a frown.
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Julius:  It was then, listening to the two of them, that Julius understood that he and his friends had not been an incidental part of this envoy from the kingdom. They were the ones recommended to take part from among the members of the royal guard. True, Reinhard had been requested by the empire, but in a broad sense, they were all there for the same reason. The three of them were to experience the empire for themselves, to feel Volakia on their skin. All the knights present—Reinhard, of course, but Julius and Ferris as well—presumably had long futures ahead of them as members of the royal guard. This was an experience on which they could draw in days to come. Perhaps Vincent had even requested Reinhard’s presence specifically to pit him against the Nine Divine Generals…
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Julius:  "Impossible…,” Julius said, the word catching in his throat as the possibility dawned on him. Innumerable maneuvers, calculations, and plots lay behind this mission to the Volakian Empire. Vincent certainly had his hand in the events, but what about the kingdom? What part had it played? Could it be that Miklotov himself had known what would happen before they ever left?
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Miklotov:  “You give me far too much credit, my dear Julius.” He was no longer even shocked when Miklotov seemed able to read his thoughts. The elder smiled calmly, then gazed out the window.
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Bordeaux:  Bordeaux likewise gave a thoughtful look, his arms crossed. Evidently, the two councilors had presented all the lessons they were going to give today.
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Ferris:  “Watch out, Julius, or those furrows around your eyebrows’ll stick!” Ferris said, pointing between his own eyes for emphasis.
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Julius:  Julius found he couldn’t stay serious in the face of the relaxed cat-boy. "It seems a great many webs have been woven in the shadows, where we see them not. But I suppose first and foremost, we should be glad that all of us are returning home safely.”
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Ferris:  “Yeah, that’s for sure. Plus, Reinhard finally got to take off the Collar of Submission. How’re you doing? Bet it feels great to have that thing off, huh?”
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Reinhard:  “Yes, wonderful. Like I’ve been released from the most claustrophobic confinement.