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Bordeaux:  "That’s the general gist of what I’m hearing, anyway, but I haven’t gotten any details." Bordeaux said quietly. "If they had put us out there somewhere, we might at least have been able to help prevent some casualties."
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Narration:  Zergev Squadron, fully armored, was gathered at a guard station. The members present were the newcomers, the ones who had helped fill out the squadron after its old cohort had been so cruelly reduced. With the reorganization ongoing, official reassignment papers hadn’t yet been issued, but everyone he had spoken to ahead of time had come.
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Bordeaux:  "Grimm!" Bordeaux said. "You might’ve lost your voice, but I hope you can still fight like you used to! This is your chance to show us what you’ve got."
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Narration:  Grimm could say nothing to this attempt to inspire morale, but he pounded his shield in response.
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Bordeaux:  Bordeaux nodded at the display of spirit, then gazed out of the guard station. "I expect we’ll be dispatched to the nearest battlefield soon. Frankly, I’d like to rush out there right now, but it’s worth remembering that the bigger they get, the slower they are."
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Narration:  As Bordeaux counseled patience, Wilhelm was silently readying himself for battle. He would meet the oncoming fight with the overwhelming spirit of the Sword Devil. On the field, in the midst of a life-and-death struggle—he could forget the confusion he felt about fields of flowers. Where the sparks of life flew in sprays of blood, his spirit could give itself wholly to the sword, and he didn’t need to feel lost…
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Bordeaux:  "An armed uprising, though." Bordeaux said dispassionately, still looking out the window. "That’s a bold move. Valga Cromwell came up with it, I’m sure, but I have to admire how he was able to get all the demi-humans in on it."
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Narration:  He ran a hand through his short hair and frowned grimly.
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Bordeaux:  "But unfortunately for him, the capital was too vigilant for his plan to work here. The rest of the country may be burning, but he missed the most important part. I guess that’s all you can expect from a bunch of stupid savages."
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Narration:  His words reflected more than a little of his personal animus, but Wilhelm largely agreed with him. Rebellions had occurred all over the nation, but the capital alone was untouched.