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Andreev
Somewhere over the planet
P7X – 912
43 minutes since arrival, June 3, 2003
Although he had meant no harm toward Artorius, Andreev could see why his question had cause to anger him. "Please, Artorius, forgive me. I do not wish to imply ill will toward Myrrdin. It has been, for us, a very long and difficult journey, and it has not been made easier to see our comrades devoured by the 'black death.' Once again, I apologize profusely for my rudeness, my friend." He offered up his best smile for Artorius.
Taking in the two rooms, he was overwhelmed by the hospitality of their "captor." Rooms more befitting of a Greek or Roman forum, as opposed to a starship, offered temptations designed to fill every need. Steam from the spa enticed his weary body and the plentiful aromas of food set his mouth watering. Guilt threatened to bar him from taking part in any of the pleasures set before them. He truly did not wish to partake in such enticements when his friends were suffering on the planet below. And yet, it would be rude, and possibly dangerous, to refuse Myrrdin's hospitality. To Artorius, he simply replied, "I do not believe we could want for more. Your master has been more than generous and we are quite thankful for his care."
Somewhere over the planet
P7X – 912
43 minutes since arrival, June 3, 2003
Artorius’ face slightly flushed with anger, then he composed himself, “Of course, my liege will allow you to recover your comrades. In fact, I would not doubt that Myrrdin would send an escort and medical support to provide whatever help they could. To do anything else. . . .”
Although he had meant no harm toward Artorius, Andreev could see why his question had cause to anger him. "Please, Artorius, forgive me. I do not wish to imply ill will toward Myrrdin. It has been, for us, a very long and difficult journey, and it has not been made easier to see our comrades devoured by the 'black death.' Once again, I apologize profusely for my rudeness, my friend." He offered up his best smile for Artorius.
Taking in the two rooms, he was overwhelmed by the hospitality of their "captor." Rooms more befitting of a Greek or Roman forum, as opposed to a starship, offered temptations designed to fill every need. Steam from the spa enticed his weary body and the plentiful aromas of food set his mouth watering. Guilt threatened to bar him from taking part in any of the pleasures set before them. He truly did not wish to partake in such enticements when his friends were suffering on the planet below. And yet, it would be rude, and possibly dangerous, to refuse Myrrdin's hospitality. To Artorius, he simply replied, "I do not believe we could want for more. Your master has been more than generous and we are quite thankful for his care."