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[Arumat had been looking forward to the draft, to a chance to fight, ever since he'd seen his name on that list. Not so much so now that he's learned he's on a team full of people who absolutely refuse to kill, however. It's frustrating him a great deal, and that frustration is evident in his voice as he speaks.]

What do you plan to do with those prisoners you've captured if their comrades attempt to come to their aid? Will you just sit back and allow them to lure more fighters here and hope that you can subdue them too? You're putting us all at risk with this idiocy, and I have no intention of losing any men in this battle.

[Filtered to Myuria // 95% unhackable]

We need to talk.

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So in the end, he lost his pride along with his planet.

I think so. There wasn't a lot of chatter after we stopped him.

And his fate?

Unknown. He was the Missing Procedure. We stopped him and Nox Obscurus began to fall apart.

What?

Do I have to explain all that again?

You didn't say that he was the Missing Procedure.

But I told you we stopped the Missing Procedure, didn't I?

That's not the point. You kept the knowledge that our enemy - the enemy of the entire universe - was one of my brethren and our comrades from me.

Because - like you're already doing - you'd run with that part and ignore the fact we actually stopped him.

He was an Eldarian.

[Does he really need to spell it out for you, Myuria?]

And what, you would have punished him for what the Grigori did to your race?

[He might.]

[He's not sure. A part of him wants to, but at the same time, he knows that won't bring his planet or his people back.]

The Grigori are no more. The remaining Eldarians found a planet to settle onto. I think it was connected to an old legend of yours.

An old legend...?

An Eldarian legend. I don't know much about it.

That's probably the first time most of them have seen a planet fit for habitation.

They're safe now.

What's left of them.

They still exist.

For nine years I've done nothing but watch my brethren die right in front of me at the guns of the Phantoms. Those men should still exists as well, or I should be dead along with them.

Don't tell me about who should and shouldn't be alive.

You'd deny that I shouldn't have perished along with my men?

You're alive. That's something you have that they don't.

[The sound he makes is halfway between a snort and a bitter laugh.]

I've been dead since I was seventeen.

	
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[Filtered] Wow, I think this is their first real fight XD

[Filtered] At least it's over the journals and not in the house?

[Filtered] This is true! Things might get broken otherwise.

[Filtered] She would legit get violent over this!

[Filtered] Mattie would definitely yell.