DIVISION: Research

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RESEARCH

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The Research Division houses a diverse variety of Inquisition efforts both magical and mundane, investigating things Inquisition agents encounter in their missions and experimenting with innovative methods to assist them. This may include anything from identifying and classifying new medicinal plants to preserving ancient manuscripts to inventing new types of magical grenades, and everything in between.

LEADER: Thranduil (info!)
PROJECTS: Corypheus' History, Rifts & the Veil

 

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[rowancrowned]

[ their handwriting is getting cramped, but: ]

No. The apology.

[ he's fairly sure he has a record of the original incident. this is the new part. ]

Is Doctor Beaumanoir demanding satisfaction in the Orlesian way?

[exequy]

I can satisfy Orlesians on my own.

[ Having to look at what he's written makes him think enough to think better of that. But not in time to stop him from writing it. Or from sending it with the strikethrough and a second, better answer squeezed underneath, instead of finding a new scrap of paper. ]

The Scoutmaster said I had to.

[ "Better." ]

[rowancrowned]

And why did the Scoutmaster say you had to?

[ delicately coming to the center of this. ]

crystal.

[exequy]

[ At this point he gives up their shared scrap of paper as too ridiculous to continue. ]

I told her what happened, so she wouldn't hear it from anyone else, and she decided I should apologize to you. That and take a patrol in the Maker-forsaken—

[ Wait. He's apologizing. At a length that's becoming impossible for him to maintain, but nonetheless. ]

Elsewhere.

[ To cool off or clear his head or whatever. Mixed result, obviously, as ever. ]

[rowancrowned]

[ well, he'd wanted that paper for his memory book. ]

Mm. I appreciate that you handled the matter. [ turned himself in? ]

Was he seeking simply to insult any Nevarran in sight, or just you?

[exequy]

[ TOO BAD. ]

He started by arguing we should not be allowed our rites, and I had barely spoken to him before.

[ —though, to be fair to Étienne, if one is in the mood to be fair to him, which Kostos is not—to be fair, talking to Kostos once is often plenty of cause for a grudge. ]