The Magnaura

[Privateerkev]

For once I agree with you. My talk has been considered harsh by some but at least with me, you always know where you stand.

[Andres]

Savvas raises from his seat and starts talking, his voice full of sarcasm.

Oh, there are quite some interesting personalities in this place.

You have this very religious guy over there (points at the Grandmaster) who pretend to be on higher moral grounds then the rest of us, who leads an ascetic life, devoted to God, who behaves himself as the guardian of law order and civilisation. But once he leaves this building, he falls asleep while the army under his command slaughters thousands and thousands of innocent women and children.

[OverKnight]

Aleksios chuckles quietly to himself.

[Privateerkev]

Just like you have those who pass themselves off as jovial fun-loving individuals but you find out they are really quite bitter that their schemes have not been fulfilled so they resort to mis-characterizing events to embarrass those who they think have made their schemes fail.

Savvas, I hate to dissapoint you, but I am not the one responsible for your fall from political grace. In fact, I find you to be quite inconsequenctial. No one takes you very seriously.

Instead of making hints and jabs, why don't you just talk to me, or the Magnaura, about Antioch if it would make you feel better?

[Kagemusha]

With a hint of a smile on his face Ioannis replies to Manuelitis.

But that is one fine idea indeed, Strator Manouelitis. Wine is my only comfort when listening to the daily ramblings of our glorious and saint like Grandmaster of St.John. But thanks to good Senator ek Militou, atleast this wine im having is of fine quality.

Ioannis says while looking the grandmaster and trying to look as saint like as possible.