so these are the sort of fellows you bring me, eh? that you expect me to defend the empire with?
we have had this conversation before, darl krogar. at least once a week since the beginning of hostilities, i believe.
with a smile, lord vindo turned to the two young men and one young woman standing just inside the doorway. do not mind darl krogar. beneath his rough exterior beats a heart of pure bluster.
the milder looking of the two young men smiled politely at the vizier’s comment. he was only too well aware of the scripted nature of the warlord’s and the vizier’s banter.
darl krogar, the all powerful warlord of the embattled empire, who directed the empire’s military efforts for as long as 90 percent of the empire’s citizens had been alive, suddenly stood up from behind his desk, clutched ar his heart, and fell across the desk, dead.
lord vindo turned to the three young recruits and the guard who had escorted them to the office. and said -
a) return to camp and await further orders
b) you can all go home now
c) i am sorry you had to witness this
d) what happened here must not be revealed
the guard, whose name was
a) jesse james
b) robin hood
c) genghis khan
d) joe smith juniior
a) saluted and indicated to the three recruits that they should accompany him
b) laughed and told a funny story
c) broke down and cried
d) pulled out a gun and shot lord vindo
the first recruit’s name was
a) frank james
b) the sheik of araby
c) rudolf valentino
d) omar khayyam
the second recruit’s name was
a) bob parker
b) michaelangelo larue
c) rsosevelt 56
d) 6-788-yg3
the third recruit’s name was
a) veronica zane
b) harriet beecher stowe
c) sophonisba 842
d) the nameless one
suddenly
a) the lights went out
b) a siren went off in the corridor
c) the war was over
d) nothing happened
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