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“General Hawthorne, I’m concerned about the wording of one of your statements yesterday. Hmm, let’s see…. ‘Civilian sacrifices cannot be too great for Highborn unit destruction of company or higher.’ Please elaborate on that statement.A. Director?Q. Please don’t be evasive, General.A. I believe the wording is as accurate as I could state it.Q. Do you? Do you indeed? Then let us see if we can narrow the definition. By ‘cannot be too great,’ does that mean up to and including a million people?A. Most definitely.Q. (pause) For a company of Highborn?A. Yes.Q. And a company is how large?A. A Highborn drop troop company’s estimated strength would be approximately two hundred and fifty soldiers.Q. You would willingly trade a million of our people for two hundred and fifty enemies?A. A million civilians, Director.Q. Civilians or soldiers, either way the comparison is incredible.A. I disagree, Director. A million civilians are largely useless. Two hundred and fifty Highborn are deadly in the extreme.Q.
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