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We were successful in striking down Kronya at Fort Merceus.
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However, Lord Arundel—which is to say Thales— remains at large, and any schemes Solon may be plotting are so much conjecture in the wind.
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Still, his efforts in Hrym territory effectively empowered the late Duke Aegir to stage a coup.
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Whatever the case, he must have a very good reason for seeking to prevent the Kingdom's fall.
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But why would they help the people who are harboring the archbishop? It makes no sense.
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Unless their aim is simply to prevent the war from ending by any means possible.
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We know the Kingdom's court mage, Cornelia, is connected to those who slither in the dark.
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They may have planted other associates in Faerghus as well.
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If they already have the king's court dancing on strings, it stands to reason they would focus their attention on obstructing the Empire.
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I agree the theory hangs together—but does that mean we should expect more interference?
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We should, Your Majesty. Though I would at least like to think they no longer have anyone left who can act brazenly in the open.