<div class="floatright">(http://i.imgur.com/AV5cF.jpg)</div><strong>"Quite correct..."</strong>the man nodded, still facing away from the group, though his voice took on a slightly softer tone, as if a man resigning to something he must do and not likely something he wanted to do, though little else showed to reflect that.<strong>"Sukie was once a fairly active 'runner before she and I met. She's come a long way these last dozen or so years. She's made me wealthy, but she expects certain things in return. She has all the money a woman like her could ever spend. She was a smart woman... in the original day we signed I gave her an option of a flat salary, or a percentage of sales... she made the right choice, in hindsight."</strong>he chuckles and turns finally as the last of the group joins the meeting...<br/><br/><strong>"Good evening. My name is Marcus Aldiun, CEO of Alduin Films... I trust my upfront nature of my identity isn't too off-putting for runners these days..."</strong>he remarked with a charismatic smile. Immediately fans of the Sukie Redflower films knew who the man was by name... but the man was nearly 70 years old, and the last picture of him that was published was certainly not the man standing infront of them, but those with a keen eye for detail can see many striking similarities... eye colors, posture amongst other things. He had directed 2 of Sukie's films before passing the reigns off to the latest in Hollywood big-blockbuster filmmakers, but had continued to fund the films with the fortune he had made for the last one... the fact that the Sukie franchise wasn't being backed by an obvious mega-corp had always lent the films a certain legitimacy, Alduin Films by all bookkeeping was a private film company with little ties to a megacorp.<br/><br/><strong>"...and I require the services of some significant individuals on a matter of subtlety, and discretion."</strong>he says with a bow of his head in respect.