David Gant: Iedolas Aldercapt
Quotes
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Regis Lucis Caelum : Tell me, how heavy a sentence does the crime of theft carry in your empire?
Iedolas Aldercapt : Among the heaviest. Although there is one exception.
Regis Lucis Caelum : What is that?
Iedolas Aldercapt : A curious old law I still permit in the outlands. A thief who escapes his captor can no longer be held to account for his crime.
Regis Lucis Caelum : A warning to the victim. Never show weakness, lest you forgo the hand of justice.
Iedolas Aldercapt : Oh, no, good king. Far from it. It is a warning to the hand of justice itself, never to loose its grip.
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Regis Lucis Caelum : Forgive my delay. A bit of unforeseen trouble.
Iedolas Aldercapt : Nothing too vexing, I hope.
Regis Lucis Caelum : A simple theft, nothing more.
Iedolas Aldercapt : A daring thief, to steal from the king. Perhaps magical walls and castle gates do not keep all things safe.
Regis Lucis Caelum : Perhaps. But no matter. That which was taken will soon be returned.
Iedolas Aldercapt : Impressive. You are a paragon of kingly composure. But I must ask, how can you be so sure?
Regis Lucis Caelum : Because this thing is not a mere trinket. It possesses a will all its own. Enough to break any thief's grasp.
Iedolas Aldercapt : Hm. That sounds a very fine prize indeed.
