The Dwarf and the Fox

DARKEYE

Not the strongest win the battle —

Darkeye shakes his head. "No, I didn't, but I was with Remi on the day and at the hour it was supposed to have happened," he says. "I am the alibi for Remi, as much as I don't like to say that. I can't imagine that he would be in two places at the same time. If he is, of course, his testimony is different. I will talk to Neron about it. But the evidence points to a bad deception. Remi wouldn't have left a corpse behind, I think he's that smart. This performance in Halo doesn't suit him. These are points that speak very much against his statement that it should have been Remi. As for the war. If that had been the case, Remi would have taken an untrustworthy position in all the other cities. You would have one front less. Which would be tactical to your advantage." He said and hoped that she understood why he had come to her. Because when you saw it from this angle, it almost seemed as if she had ordered it. But he had no evidence for it and did not want to accuse her of it. But Neron was the only one who really happened and therefore he had to question him. If Neron did that and tried to make it look that way, Remi as well as Noah would try to take him prisoner or worse. It was a warning he came with, not an attack.

It was strange that Wessex only jumped on this topic and didn't try to justify Stormbreak. Did she know something? Normally she always defended herself directly. However, he was too early for such thoughts. He cleared his throat. "About Stormbreak, do you have anything to say, or do you think my report is sufficient without your testimony?" He said, hoping to get another statement from her point of view since hers is probably the most important.

— the smartest do

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