Karogen sighed.  "Her name was Jessica.  I don't know her last name- never really cared to learn it.  As far as his organization... all I know is he holds a pretty high rank."  He shook his head, looking down.  "So yeah.  The only information I have about him, that could mean anything to you, is his name is Eric Lentan, he once loved a woman named Jessica, who is probably dead, he once cared about me, and he's of high rank in his resistance movement.  I'm sorry.  I guess I'm pretty useless to you, my lady."<br/><br/>So what if they knew his full name, Karogen thought to himself.  He has no family or loved ones left to be held hostage.  No one was alive.<br/><br/>--------------------------------------------------------------<br/><br/>Faust snarled quietly to himself, before glaring at the sergeant.  "Perhaps they wouldn't be so hostile at the moment, if it weren't for some doomed-to-failure uprising.  But, you know what...?  At the moment, I think you're right.  The sit-in at the Palace can wait til we're abit more rested."  Faust smirked as he spoke, then called to the crowd.<br/>"Change of plans, everyone.  Our home has been invaded by a militant group.  I am sure none of you are up to the long walk to the Palace after have you have been woken so rudely.  Instead, we shall have our sit-in here, to protest these vile terrorists taking over the place where we eat, and sleep, the very place our children play!"<br/><br/>The tired, weary group murmur amongst themselves, before cheering.  They liked this idea -much- better.  Less chances of... well, being devoured by the palace gaurds.  The group surround thier own building, standing just outside the perimeter the resistance had set up... and take thier seats.  And it looked as if they were ready to stay awhile- many had backpacks full of food and water.<br/><br/>"Now, you'll see what a hinderance a peaceful protest can really be.  And if you harm any of us, I am sure your boss-man would love to hear about it.  If I'm correct, it's his policy that non-hostiles should be left unharmed, correct?"