AGELESS CAMPAIGN, Episode II, Part VI.

[Silver Moon]

"...With a full rate being charged on canal use, there should be a sufficient income to expand and update the army. A viable and strong army is the best way to keep the British at bay."

The British are quick to return. General Wolseley is quick to inform George: "Mr. Eastman. We appear to be in agreement. Let us get these documents drafted post haste."

 

[Queenie]

She replies, "I will consider that request. Do realize that it will only travel at the very fast speed for the Pharaoh, for anybody else it would fly no faster than a regular flying carpet."

Ruby's green eyes widened. "I hadn't even realized there WERE other magic carpets! Are they available somewhere?"

 

[Queenie]

She replies, "I think this day has been rather complete. I do have one other errand, but you would probably find it boring, so we can return now to the hotel."

Ruby shrugged. "If it's easier I can go with you, I don't mind. What do you have to do?"

 

[Fenris]

The British are quick to return. General Wolseley is quick to inform George: "Mr. Eastman. We appear to be in agreement. Let us get these documents drafted post haste."

"Excellent General Woolsley." says George extending his hand. "Let us break for lunch, though I know you just had tea, while the documents are drafted and in the afternoon we will have the signing ceremony."

 

[Silver Moon]

Ruby's green eyes widened. "I hadn't even realized there WERE other magic carpets! Are they available somewhere?"

OOC: Ruby must have a short memory, Richard Broughton flew her on his magic carpet just three months earlier when they first went to Rochester to see George.

 

[Silver Moon]

"Excellent General Woolsley." says George extending his hand. "Let us break for lunch, though I know you just had tea, while the documents are drafted and in the afternoon we will have the signing ceremony."

"Excellent sir," the man replies. The British depart.

Col. Hassan says, "And when should we next meet with General Orabi?"

 

[Silver Moon]

Ruby shrugged. "If it's easier I can go with you, I don't mind. What do you have to do?"

"Food negotiations for the hotel. I need to meet with a livestock breeder, a vegetable farmer and a baker. They are all together at a building for food brokers. I want to have those discussions now before a peace treaty is announced in order to get the best possible prices. While they still fear their warehouses in the city might be looted by British or Egyptian Rebel soldiers"

 

[Silver Moon]

Ruby's green eyes widened. "I hadn't even realized there WERE other magic carpets! Are they available somewhere?"

Neferka laughs, "Not likely given the war. Those who have them aren't likely to give them up until the land is at peace again."

 

[Queenie]

OOC: Ruby must have a short memory, Richard Broughton flew her on his magic carpet just three months earlier when they first went to Rochester to see George.

OOC: LOL! Ruby has an excellent memory! Lisa, however, does not. I'm lucky I remember my name most days ;-)

"Food negotiations for the hotel. I need to meet with a livestock breeder, a vegetable farmer and a baker. They are all together at a building for food brokers. I want to have those discussions now before a peace treaty is announced in order to get the best possible prices. While they still fear their warehouses in the city might be looted by British or Egyptian Rebel soldiers"

"Well, if it is easier for you, I will join you. Otherwise you are correct that's not really my thing," she laughs. "But I don't mind. It would keep me out of George's hair while he does important stuff."

Neferka laughs, "Not likely given the war. Those who have them aren't likely to give them up until the land is at peace again."

"You're so lucky. We don't have any place to get magical items back in America since we're not suppose to be practicing magic. I don't really need one anyway, I just thought it would be fun for George and I to spend some time sightseeing from above. I'm going to ask him to take me out."

 

[Fenris]

"Excellent sir," the man replies. The British depart.

Col. Hassan says, "And when should we next meet with General Orabi?"

"Well, seeing as I believe we addressed all of his concerns, I don't see the need to until we have a treaty to read over."