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Lash has little reason to point that out, or even mention it if she did know Mac from back in the old days.
Lash has little reason to point that out, or even mention it if she did know Mac from back in the old days.
Buying cred with Dresden would be enough reason IMO.Lash has little reason to point that out, or even mention it if she did know Mac from back in the old days.
Thats just being an asshole.I just think finding out secrets big and small and sharing them out wether appropriate or not is just one of the fun things lore-focused Exalts can do, so let's do it.
Sonce so much of the supernatural world order is based on secrets, we can really have a lot of fun shaking it up. And then even more fun surviving attempts to silence us.
There is a flaw in disguise. It's DC 9, but it's possible to notice. It is also something he can do something about - he just needs to add something to the diguise that will make it look like any of the Molly's discarded guesses.Both that there's a flaw in his disguise, and that this is something he can do something about, instead of being a fundamental part of his nature. The fact that the Occult 5 Infernal Exalt rocking Perception buffs noticed does not mean anyone else did. Harry certainly didnt and he has Lash in his head.
And we are not in anyway obligated to tell Murphy about this.And its precisely this sort of thing why I told people not to make that promise to Murphy.
Hmm, that's a good point. Though I'll point out that the vote itself doesn't say "tell him". The subtle vote says "hint at what you noticed", nothing about verbal communication.You're not wrong, but this is our first meeting and we aren't exactly strongly linked to his circle as far as we know. He likes Harry enough to take an introduction from him positively, but they're not close in any real sense.
@Modus_Tollens had the right of it here; if we tell him* it should be privately.
I'd prefer to do it after we know each other a bit better too, just to avoid our observation sounding like a threat.
If we do have to do it here and now playing verbal subterfuge is silly. Write it on a napkin and hand it to him folded up. Let people wonder, we're weird and new enough that they'll be doing that anyway. Something more interesting about our weirdness will come up later to distract them, like the news that we'd like to grab a drink with Mab here in a little over a week.
* Which is itself probably a good thing, even if this apparently isn't a big deal most of the time. Probably because the only people good enough to see through him are wise enough not to screw with someone like him when he's not bothering anyone.
It's not just difficult to see, but nearly impossible to interpret.There is a flaw in disguise. It's DC 9, but it's possible to notice. It is also something he can do something about - he just needs to add something to the diguise that will make it look like any of the Molly's discarded guesses.
Being Grigori means he's been out in these supernatural streets since before recorded history was a thing.There is a flaw in disguise. It's DC 9, but it's possible to notice. It is also something he can do something about - he just needs to add something to the diguise that will make it look like any of the Molly's discarded guesses.
Yes we are.
Letter and spirit of the promise we made."I didn't become a cop to try to pray my problems away Miss Carpenter." There isn't much heat left in the words. "You've made your point, I'm not going to ask you for more details on this case, but I'd like your word at least that when some trouble comes into town, even if it's the kind SI can't handle you'll give me a call. Harry is better about that than he used to be, but that does not mean he's all good."
What do you reply?
[] Promise to give a heads up of any major supernatural happening in Chicago in exchange for Murphy listening to your advice in such matters carefully
We are required to tell if Mab the destroyer is coming to town, not Mab the negotiator.We're also obliged to tell Murphy that Mab is coming to town by the letter and spirit of that promise.
Thats just sophistry, and trying to rules lawyer a freely-adopted promise with the most juvenile middle school shit.We are required to tell if Mab the destroyer is coming to town, not Mab the negotiator.
It sounds more like you are just angry we made the promise, and trying to shoehorn in a definition of the promise that we can't keep because of that. So yes, sophistry? Look in a mirror. Better yet, look at Murphy's speech prior to us making the promise.Thats just sophistry, and trying to rules lawyer a freely-adopted promise with the most juvenile middle school shit.
After the fact, at that.
By that reasoning you could replace that name with anyone from Nicodemus to He Who Walks Behind.
"I would try to reason with you over it," she replies carefully. "And if you were not amenable to reason I'd leave you be as long as I had some assurance that broken pipes is all you would do. Look," Her left hand twitches as though she'd like to run her fingers though her hair or some other nervous gesture. "I get that the full rigor of the law is not an option out here, it's the Wild West, but even the Wild West had sherifs and they did not have one for part of the town and another for the other part. For cases of clear and present danger to the people if Chicago I either act or I am not doing my job." In other words 'I'm abandoning my duty'. The good detective is making a lot more sense than you would have given her credit for even if it is by sheer stubbornness.
Letter and spirit of the promise we made.
A freaking ex-angel setting up shop in the Chicago area is very much germane to the letter and spirit of the promise.
It sounds more like you are just angry we made the promise, and trying to shoehorn in a definition of the promise that we can't keep because of that.