<Jester Book is sitting a bit away from the rest under some trees. Katharina is approaching him from behind>
Katharina: You knew her.
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Book: <turns around> ... Miss Grauch?!
Katharina: The drak who attacked us in the tent. I was too scared to notice at the time ... but you knew each other. She was one of the guards in front of Lady Violet's mansion, wasn't she?
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Book: She ... she was, yes. The one who insulted Master Peck, remember?
Katharina: I remember.
Book: Her name was Khima.
Katharina: <looks guilty> I ... didn't ask.
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Katharina: ... but YOU! You told me you had no idea who the attackers were! You LIED to me!!
Book: I DIDN'T! Until I saw Khima I didn't recognize ANY of them! I DIDN'T KNOW the Lady was going to have us attacked! I swear!
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Book: I ... I honestly thought she was trying to PLAY NICE this time. Still CALCULATED of course ... doing the Guild a favor so that Master Peck owes her one in the future ... and that she sent ME along to make sure everything goes smooth.
---
Book: <looks defeated> I ... REALLY thought she wouldn't do anything THIS despicable ...
Katharina: Oh COME ON!

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Alt-text: "Somehow Book always seems to be there when Kat needs to unload some anger."

To remind you: that's the encounter they talk about.

One thought on “page443

  1. Well, it’s a common habit to throw a Book against a wall if one is angered by the story inside …

    Maybe this Book should tell better stories? Like, why he didn’t say a thing even after he knew who the attackers were? Cause it seems there would have been a lot of time for that in the mean time.

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