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Due to the nature of my recent actions, I have moved to an undisclosed location. Any attempts to follow me will be in vain.
((So I am moving Jane’s ask blog because I don’t want her stuff mixing with my main tumblr dashboard. ))
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thewinterfox asked: General, pleasure I finally get to speak with you one on one. I should remind you that your betrayal to create a party of traitors is not a first in history. Others have tried to do what they think is best for the world, and have failed miserably. They had three things in common: nativity of events, selfishness, and finally they were all they were all brought down as swiftly as they come up. Do not think your band of misfits is an exception. For every one of my men you take, I'll kill of yours.
My Dear Minister, that is essentially the same threat you issued to all of Kanto. It’s irrelevant pomp, but I can forgive you with the understanding that you simply cannot help yourself. It stings more to lose men by their own choice than by death because you know unequivocally that it is your impotence and misguided goals that are to blame.
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asksophiaendrun asked: So, ma'am, why do you have your husband believing that you run a bakery?
There are many practical reasons, most of which I will not divulge at this time. Rest assured it is imperative that he remain ignorant, for the safety of both him, and our mission.
Beyond practicality, Douglas is a very innocent, oblivious, and idealistic man. He was absolutely heartbroken when he found out about Napoleon.
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vive-la-johto asked: Mathis: If I may madame, you risked much taking the path on which you lead us now and I much admire you for zhat *Salutes*. I am told you ahve a husband however. How is he taking to zhis revelation assuming you ahve told him? And what is it zhat pushed you to defect?
Thank you; I take it that you’ve risked as much. I also take it that you must have been from Johto. It was common knowledge that I have a husband who distinctly lacks common knowledge. He did not know that I was the leader of Kanto’s armies, and I endeavored to keep it that way. He is a kind and innocent man that I wouldn’t think of troubling with such worries. Until now, my men have sustained the facade of a bakery when he visited. Even now, he believes that I have simply moved my supposed bakery business to a delivery format. As we’ll be working together, I expect that you will do your utmost to maintain his ignorance. Beyond it being a favor to me, is a matter of his, and our faction’s personal safety that you do so.
My decision is common sense. We know very little about these monsters and their powers. In fear we avoided them for centuries, and in our new arrogance, we presume to utilize them as tools. Such exploitation, in history, has always led to disaster. Morals and follies of war aside, humanity is taking a risk playing master to this level.
…I have many reasons to believe that the disaster can be both prevented and subverted. My time and research in monster-human interaction has shown a great potential for symbiosis and growth. I see a future in which monsters and people work to benefit each other. Perhaps I will tell you all more later, but now is not the time to elaborate further.
Please excuse me. I have many things I must attend to. There will be a briefing tomorrow at 0800 hours. -
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