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[conflictresolution]

"Leave a missive, but be brief about it."

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[traumaticus]

yet you enjoy from it all the same.

things will return as they were. [he repeats, feeling unsure what else to say. if jinx were truly return it'd mean that this, whatever these past two months had been, would be swept under the rug. blissfully forgotten as their private bubble would be broken.

just like those rainy days a lifetime ago.]

and if she happens to be in perfect health?

[conflictresolution]

Certain people require a personal touch from me.

That will likely remain best to retain secrecy. We wouldn't wish to tarnish your reputation.

Oh she will likely return to terrorizing everyone if that is the case. A return to status quo.

[He is once again reminded that neither he nor Richard manage this relationship well through text message.]

[traumaticus]

[He'd like to ask whether time would grow boring to Silco, or if he ever missed the action from the old days. But honestly? The second part has now all of his attention.]

there you go again. rattling your chains.

[conflictresolution]

I am not interested in furthering this discussion.

[He says that and yet...]

You're the one who cares about secrecy, yet I take the brunt of everyone's accusations. I grow weary of the ridiculous tongue wagging.

[traumaticus]

[hey, look at that! neither is he. however,]

who is 'everyone'?

[conflictresolution]

Your countryman recently took a swing at those fences. Clearly your talk with him went well.

[traumaticus]

charles is not 'everyone.'
i did not know you cared so much for his opinion of you.

[conflictresolution]

I don't. I hope you aren't too fond of him.

[traumaticus]

[he is actually. but not that he's going to mention that.]

then what is the problem? i have not affirmed any of his doubts about the real nature of our relationship.

[conflictresolution]

It appears Jinx did. You have a free pass for secrecy apparently.

[And Silco wasn't going to blame Jinx, especially with her being gone. So he would lash out elsewhere in a petty unhealthy way.]

[traumaticus]

and you see why i was against telling her?
i am his king.

[conflictresolution]

Which I have respected, I remind you.

I am not.

[traumaticus]

[there is now a longer pause before he replies back. he is so tired of this constants argument.]

then what is it that you want?

[conflictresolution]

To eliminate Charles.

[How did one kill a ghost? Don't know. He'd figure it out; Octavian was a key he was already looking into.]

[traumaticus]

[oh um.. been there done that, unfortunately.]

despite knowing he will be back?

[conflictresolution]

Multiple opportunities for creativity.

[traumaticus]

will that sate your wrath? to be caught in the endless cycle of killing?
if so i am hardly one to stop you.

[conflictresolution]

I wasn't asking your permission.

[traumaticus]

nay. but you are threatening to cause harm to the one who is under my protection.

[conflictresolution]

So you intend to stop me?

[traumaticus]

if he has not betrayed or denied me it is my obligation to protect him.

[conflictresolution]

You will stand aside for one opportunity.

[traumaticus]

tell me. what did he exactly say to you?

[conflictresolution]

One opportunity. Consider it appropriate compensation for you taking a blade to my daughter.

[traumaticus]

[well.. when put out like that, it does seem fair. and it's not like richard is fully against this campaign depending on the situation.]

is the offense he committed against you comparable to the one of your daughter's?