Vote seems to be tied.
Not really. The two "What's the answer worth to you?" options are different votes. That's how it's been handled so far, at least for previous votes when there were similar votes with different adders included.
Not really. The two "What's the answer worth to you?" options are different votes. That's how it's been handled so far, at least for previous votes when there were similar votes with different adders included.
Depends on how his wards are set up. They might be physically incapable of getting into his place.Oh. I just realized. With Harry arrested, they are almost certainly going to search his place. Bob is in a human skull. They are going to take him for identification / analysis.
This might be about Kemmler-influenced society getting access to Bob.
That is incredibly dangerous and counterproductive. Beating someone in a fight doesn't mean we can actually win in a more general conflict, especially against enemies who already prefer to fight by other means.[X] "I guessed," you glibly answer to see if you can get more answers out of a rise
Can we threaten laura raith that she springs harry through her connections or we kill her dead. Just break into her place and have her do it or die.
Indeed. The point is - we need to somehow prevent feds / unfriendly cops from accessing Dresden's inner sanctum. Otherwise, he'd be in a lot of legit trouble, regardless of fabricated murder charges.Depends on how his wards are set up. They might be physically incapable of getting into his place.
I hope they are honestly, because a human skull isn't the sketchiest thing he has.
I'm pretty sure one of the descriptions of his lab from around the time Molly starts as an apprentice has stuff like depleted uranium shavings in bins along one wall for example.
Not necessarily anything super dangerous, but stuff that'd make the feds even more unhappy.
You've got a point about Bob, but it's possible that they did this in part to access Harry's lab without knowing about the skull specifically.
Whatever else he is, Harry is a full wizard trained by a senior council member directly. His lab has shit like stacks of binders full of demon names, and the details needed to safely make deals with them.
The whole organization might not benefit much, but a sufficient number of sorcerer grade middle managers could find it useful enough to lean into this approach to shift the society's stance.
I think it's a little late for that; they're going to start bagging evidence now and they're not going to let us back in to clean up.Indeed. The point is - we need to somehow prevent feds / unfriendly cops from accessing Dresden's inner sanctum. Otherwise, he'd be in a lot of legit trouble, regardless of fabricated murder charges.
We also need to snatch Bob before anyone else does.
Indeed. The point is - we need to somehow prevent feds / unfriendly cops from accessing Dresden's inner sanctum. Otherwise, he'd be in a lot of legit trouble, regardless of fabricated murder charges.
We also need to snatch Bob before anyone else does.
Maybe Mouse took care of that?The thought cuts off abruptly as you notice Mouse come up from the basement, though you are pretty sure the agents hadn't, he can be surprisingly silent for his size it seems.
So. Sweet, salty or buttered popcorn?Spooky government agency wants an in into White Council's working, and they decided to grab what seems to be an unconnected pariah?
This is going go very wrong.
Huh.
I expected that a group as rich and old as White Council would have enough people working for them as a support network that they would have long established the influence and pull in various state's governments (in the 'old boys club' style) to prevent various state organisations from trying this sort of thing.
I'm not sure how best to approach this.
I.... am inordinately amused at the thought of bringing this to Harry's teacher, and then watching the state getting a few of it's organs kicked in by the white council.
Ohhh. I did not know that. Yeah.One of the main functions of the White Council, almost as important as enforcing the Laws is to keep wizards out of politics, hard to do that if you are manipulating the government on an institutional level.
They pretty much took Harry for leverage and information. They seem to (generally) be on the side of protecting the public from supernatural. They seem to have very little idea of what is actually going on (speaking of, we should burn a question when looking into the skies, or onto some UFO sighting pictures, to check if aliens are actually a thing that matters to the local setting). They seem to be in the setup stage. Get on the ground floor of the government conspiracy. Get FBI to sponsor us through college and hire us as a special consultant / agent. Rise in power. Get the loyalties of USA government.Not as bad as I feared, but not as good as I had hoped.
The best way out of the mess is to clear Harry and we have a head start on that.
They know very little. They don't know about White Council. They are scrambling to catch up and get the grip on the situation. We can get f*ckton of favor by helping them at this stage.Okay, I did call that, but as an inlikely option because it's antagonistic and stupid towards a high-value Wizard like Dresden.
They do not know that and people with several degrees of separation are not going to know the situation on the ground. It is just a case of policy makers on top who do not have touch with what is going on.Okay, I did call that, but as an inlikely option because it's antagonistic and stupid towards a high-value Wizard like Dresden.
Not sire I want Molly TO work with the Government. I am not opposed but do not particularly care for some faceless Bureaucrat, especially one that may order Molly to be disected.