The memorable dead
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Bowser wrote:rklenseth wrote:Agop was dead by the time Sester returned. Parker and Hildebrand kept it a secret for a while because they feared that there would be chaos if they told the populace that the emperor had died. Once Sester returned as well as Hawethorne both learned that Agop was had died and mayde sure that the people knew so that they could begin picking another emperor.
As far as Agop being murdered, both Parker and Hildebrand claimed that he died of natural causes. By the time Sester returned to Ladvicitavoi, Agop was already long dead.
Sester had left and not returned for a long while, Agop had gone inside and not been seen in forever, and Parker & Hildebrand gave no news to the people. Rock grew suspicious of a cover up and became a recluse inside the prison, preparing for what may come. He spent his time delegating authority to the lower ranks, building loyalty for the time when the military would finally be the swing "vote" in who would be Emperor.
Ladvicitavoi was definitely traveling down the path similiar to Rome where the militiary decided who would be the next Emperor. Especially the secretive Tennebrae division that Sester had created and had put his brother in command of.
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Well, he disappeared around the time of the Grand Army left Ladvicitavoi to invade Alenz Hills. Sester knows where he was sent mainly because he sent him but since that point your guess is as good as mine. But considering there are Romanovs popping up in other areas, I would imagine he is nearby somewhere. But Scipio makes the spies and agents in Krif/Drojf/Seatown Region look like amateurs. That is what the Tenebrae Division was meant to be, it exists but it doesn't. So I'm pretty sure that he probably survived the chaos following defeat of the Alexian Empire by DoUrden and is probably nothing but a shadow on the landscape preparing for the day that he will return to Ladvicitavoi. But then again he could be dead for all I know. 
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Oh I know more than that ...ya... He was with Jacky, and they were pretending to be a couple. Then he went exploring a LONG time ago, and left her all alone, never saying if and/or when he would come back. Then she realized he was being secretive as usual, and just walked off fuming. I don't think he is dead....but maybe he is. I hope he's not, but if he is.. Scipio sure was memorable.
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Hey, quit screwing with my thread! It's supposed to be a simple tribute to the people we've lost, but at least I don't bother to read when people go on and on about things that happened probably before I even joined. Or at least I don't have personal experience on them. I'm pretty sure many people feel the same. For a long time this seems to have been a dialogue of two people, that the comments by others are either short and or irrelative much say how much the others understand or care. Sorry. Rant over.
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SekoETC wrote:Hey, quit screwing with my thread! It's supposed to be a simple tribute to the people we've lost, but at least I don't bother to read when people go on and on about things that happened probably before I even joined. Or at least I don't have personal experience on them. I'm pretty sure many people feel the same. For a long time this seems to have been a dialogue of two people, that the comments by others are either short and or irrelative much say how much the others understand or care. Sorry. Rant over.
I'm sorry we've been around longer than you but sometimes some of like to discuss old events. If you don't like that then don't read them.
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