Iorich
“A: Bryn, of Lockhead, Your Worship.
Q: House?
A: I’m not certain, Your Worship.
Q: Not . . . You may address me as my lord. How is it you don’t know your House?
A: I was born into the House of the Teckla, my lord, but I enlisted in the army, and— Q: You are still of the Teckla, son.
A: Thank you, my lord. Teckla.
Q: How did you come to enlist?
A: For the honor of the Empire, my lord, and to serve Her Majesty.
Q: That’s very good, son. Why else?
A: My lord?
... Q: Who convinced you to join the army?
A: The recruiter, my lord. He offered three imperials to anyone who’d enlist.
Q: That’s a lot of gold, isn’t it, son?
A: I’d never seen, that is, yes my lord.
Q: What would you do for that much gold?MoreLess
Q: House?
A: I’m not certain, Your Worship.
Q: Not . . . You may address me as my lord. How is it you don’t know your House?
A: I was born into the House of the Teckla, my lord, but I enlisted in the army, and— Q: You are still of the Teckla, son.
A: Thank you, my lord. Teckla.
Q: How did you come to enlist?
A: For the honor of the Empire, my lord, and to serve Her Majesty.
Q: That’s very good, son. Why else?
A: My lord?
... Q: Who convinced you to join the army?
A: The recruiter, my lord. He offered three imperials to anyone who’d enlist.
Q: That’s a lot of gold, isn’t it, son?
A: I’d never seen, that is, yes my lord.
Q: What would you do for that much gold?MoreLess
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