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BodyIttindi was surprised to hear another language come out of Lady Averie so easily, even though she had told Ittindi she was from Iceberg. He rarely heard other languages; it was something he wanted to experience with travel. Once he was a higher rank in the Rune Knights he’d love to be one of the units that patrols between the bases, maybe something like internal affair? Ittindi would worry about that more after a couple years of service. He needed to find his groove in the Rune Knights, meet some of his superiors and such. He’d probably be assigned to a combat unit with his abilities, at least that’s what he assumed. At least he could teach others how to clean what they destroyed in a group like that.
Ittindi had already found the books of references he needed and was sitting down. There was only one thing that Ittindi did that some considered rude, he thought it was an exception to the rule. When eating one couldn’t put elbows on the table, but Ittindi found it acceptable when reading. He had his right elbow on the table propped against his forehead. Left hand holding up the huge reference book, Ittindi’s strength had slowly been increasing and things like this were a nice visual for him. Proving conspiracy was deals more complicated than Ittindi initially thought. There were all kinds of levels that had to be proven, as well as a plan that had to be made apparent to all parties. Overall, this would be a deal more complicated than Ittindi initially expected. He hoped that Lady Averie was proving more fruitful, Ittindi would read the next excerpt for the following 10 minutes before switching to books of case law. It was important to see how the other conspiracy cases that were successful were proven, especially if one of their methods was more mundane than Ittindi initially thought.
Ittindi had already found the books of references he needed and was sitting down. There was only one thing that Ittindi did that some considered rude, he thought it was an exception to the rule. When eating one couldn’t put elbows on the table, but Ittindi found it acceptable when reading. He had his right elbow on the table propped against his forehead. Left hand holding up the huge reference book, Ittindi’s strength had slowly been increasing and things like this were a nice visual for him. Proving conspiracy was deals more complicated than Ittindi initially thought. There were all kinds of levels that had to be proven, as well as a plan that had to be made apparent to all parties. Overall, this would be a deal more complicated than Ittindi initially expected. He hoped that Lady Averie was proving more fruitful, Ittindi would read the next excerpt for the following 10 minutes before switching to books of case law. It was important to see how the other conspiracy cases that were successful were proven, especially if one of their methods was more mundane than Ittindi initially thought.
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