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<blockquote data-quote="ae1vart0n" data-source="post: 2884747" data-attributes="member: 40218">He was smiling.&nbsp; He knew who it was.&nbsp; It was Mars.&nbsp; Unfortunately Hildor did not know who Mars was.&nbsp; Hildor was afraid of Mars, but the last thing he needed was the Tyrrans after him too.Looking at Braggi, &quot;I have mentioned him once already.&nbsp; The only one who I am working for, outside of the Tyrrans, is a man who calls himself Mars.&nbsp; I know no other name for him.&nbsp; He has some plan to attack a 'great gathering' of Tyrrans.&nbsp; He may know I told you.&quot;He wanted to remind them he was still working for them.&nbsp; Thinking for a second he realized Hrolf would probably remember the incident with the key.&nbsp; He'd let Hrolf try to remember that though.&quot;As far as I'm concerned he has broken our contract by attacking me.&quot;&nbsp; Had he though?&nbsp; It was true, Hildor's contract hadn't included physical abuse, but it hadn't included informing the Tyrrans of the attack either.Mars had had no reason to tell Hildor about that attack though.&nbsp; It was somewhat suspicjous that he had.&nbsp; In any case, he stood by the argument that the information had been given freely and did not fall under his objective.&nbsp; Therefore the contract did not require his discretion.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="ae1vart0n, post: 2884747, member: 40218"] He was smiling. He knew who it was. It was Mars. Unfortunately Hildor did not know who Mars was. Hildor was afraid of Mars, but the last thing he needed was the Tyrrans after him too. Looking at Braggi, [Color=LightSlateBlue]"I have mentioned him once already. The only one who I am working for, outside of the Tyrrans, is a man who calls himself Mars. I know no other name for him. He has some plan to attack a 'great gathering' of Tyrrans. He may know I told you."[/Color] He wanted to remind them he was still working for them. Thinking for a second he realized Hrolf would probably remember the incident with the key. He'd let Hrolf try to remember that though. [Color=LightSlateBlue]"As far as I'm concerned he has broken our contract by attacking me."[/Color] Had he though? It was true, Hildor's contract hadn't included physical abuse, but it hadn't included informing the Tyrrans of the attack either. Mars had had no reason to tell Hildor about that attack though. It was somewhat suspicjous that he had. In any case, he stood by the argument that the information had been given freely and did not fall under his objective. Therefore the contract did not require his discretion. [/QUOTE]

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