The Magnaura

**Privateerkev** · 07-27-2008, 02:04

*edit*

OOC: nothing to see here.

I posted something asking where Kalameteros was not knowing that deguerra was posting at that moment.

**deguerra** · 07-27-2008, 02:05

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**ULC** · 07-27-2008, 03:02

Iakovos stands up.

"The Grandmaster and I too have had some experience with this..."Organization"...as well. We know of at least one dissenting member, but she is believed to be lost at Iconium. May I ask this august body to go to Iconium and search her out, to see if she still lives?"

**Privateerkev** · 07-27-2008, 03:04

Without letting his expression show emotion, Makedonios quietly writes a note and passes it to Iakovos.

**deguerra** · 07-27-2008, 03:17

Ioannis raises an eyebrow at Iakovos' words and gets up

My dear Iakovos, I think it best you remain here should this inquiry take place for reasons we both know quite well. I would prefer, if anyone, a more neutral party going to Iconium. Which is still an Asteri city, or what is left of it.

But if you let me know whom to look out for, I am sure my men can find her, if she is still alive. Those of my men I can trust anyway.

**ULC** · 07-27-2008, 03:43

Iakovos stares at Ioannis

"Excuse me? I threatened Hypatios with death, and you think it best I stay here for the inquiry for "reasons we both know" ? Please, speak more plainly. If you think I would take Iconium for the Order, then I would prefer that you say so and not imply anything about my honor."

**Privateerkev** · 07-27-2008, 03:46

Makedonios raised an eyebrow at Iakovos's comments. He speaks to him quietly.

I highly doubt that was what Kalameteros meant. And no one was impugned your honor.

**deguerra** · 07-27-2008, 03:50

I implied nothing about your honour, and would never suggest that the Order would seek to take settlements belonging to Asteri.

What I speak of is the fact that your brother, Aleksander, was identified to me as a member of the very organisation I seek to inquire into.

As such, you yourself can hardly be considered a neutral party for purposes of this investigation, and I would prefer it if you remained here.

The fact that you threatened Strator Hypatios shows nothing other than your cloudy judgment with regards to making threats to men who are members of the Senate of the Roman Empire.

Now, if you have information regarding the whereabouts of someone vital to this inquiry, I would suggest you divulge them to the Senate or at the very least be silent if you choose to keep us in the dark.