I'm out. I'm not marching down the mall waving banners and chanting Simwe Out if that's what you mean by the thick of it - they don't seem to be fans of empire here anymore, by the way. Another reason to change your answering message.
[A pause and then, with less showy drama in his tone (thus, probably, the truth)]
There's rioting between Shades and the refugee units. It's spilled out of the commercial district into residential and they're not looking too kindly on foreigners of all persuasions. So, stay inside.
[A pause and then, with less showy drama in his tone (thus, probably, the truth)]
There's rioting between Shades and the refugee units. It's spilled out of the commercial district into residential and they're not looking too kindly on foreigners of all persuasions. So, stay inside.
[A pause, and he repeats himself.]
They're rioting between Shades and the refugee units.
[And Prior hasn't been home for two days, but tonight that's the reason. Every goddamn corner he takes is somehow blocked.]
You can't get into or out of town without running into various shouty, burny kinds of trouble.
They're rioting between Shades and the refugee units.
[And Prior hasn't been home for two days, but tonight that's the reason. Every goddamn corner he takes is somehow blocked.]
You can't get into or out of town without running into various shouty, burny kinds of trouble.
Well, this is certainly nostalgic. I can't remember the last time mother demanded to know why I'd been out all night. Perhaps because it was usually me asking the question.
[You're not his emperor. Still, after a moment.]
I've been staying a few other places. With friends. Giving you and Byerly some space to be all vorry together.
[You're not his emperor. Still, after a moment.]
I've been staying a few other places. With friends. Giving you and Byerly some space to be all vorry together.
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