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It looks like Ian is arriving.
I would say that said Elf is about to get his proof.
Said Elf also has no clue what real Ensigerum are these days. I wonder if Sara will get the chance to educate him?
Regardless of whether or not she was chucked, showing up in a uniform you walked away from (or were thrown out of) to address the elven equivalent of Congress is really putting on airs. If she left honorably, then she's treading on thin ground. If she was THROWN OUT... That's claiming priveleges she did something to lose, and doing it flagrantly. Oh, yeah, that elf's tone is speaking volumes that adds to her "relative's" embarasement.Vavrek wrote:This makes me wonder if Sarine was officially kicked out of the Viradior. As I understand it, an officer is still allowed to wear the official dress uniform after (s)he retires, which may be more convenient than getting a civilian suit. Even though Sarine's armor is a far cry from a dress uniform, something about that elf's tone makes me wonder.
Note his words carefully; "in armor that, by all rights,you should not be permitted to wear anymore"Vavrek wrote:This makes me wonder if Sarine was officially kicked out of the Viradior. As I understand it, an officer is still allowed to wear the official dress uniform after (s)he retires, which may be more convenient than getting a civilian suit. Even though Sarine's armor is a far cry from a dress uniform, something about that elf's tone makes me wonder.
Slamlander wrote:Note his words carefully; "in armor that, by all rights,you should not be permitted to wear anymore"Vavrek wrote:This makes me wonder if Sarine was officially kicked out of the Viradior. As I understand it, an officer is still allowed to wear the official dress uniform after (s)he retires, which may be more convenient than getting a civilian suit. Even though Sarine's armor is a far cry from a dress uniform, something about that elf's tone makes me wonder.
That is only his personal position and in that same statement, he is acknowledging her right to wear it, even if he disagrees.
Later on, in that same speech bubble, he completely discounts the current existence of the Ensigerum. Altogether, it is a political statement designed to discredit Sarine, in an Ad Hominem attack, and enhance his own anti-errant faction.
Sarine is probably lucky with Ian's timing as there isn't a really decent response to that sort of attack.