Well, that didn't change the majority or anything. More spy than noble, but you're both anyway, so whatever.
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Cheers from the surrounding crowd filled your ears as you took a long drink from the goblet of wine in your hands. The chariot races at the Hippodrome were always an exciting time... especially if your gambling paid off in the end. You had quite a bit of money riding on the Blues today. You sat far above the common riffraff below, most of them not being able to afford seats, as you gazed down at the racers preparing the chariots.
You didn't pay much mind when someone sat down next to you. That is, until he spoke.
"Having a good time, Virgil?" the man asked, his smooth voice slithering into your ears. Most would be charmed by this man, but you could only associate his voice with disgusting slime anymore. This bastard that was, as far as you were concerned, the only person that held power over you. You didn't even know his name, just what he went by.
Ahenobarbus.
"Oh, don't you worry, I'm not going to be here for long," he said with a slight smile that had smugness painted all over it. He was a handsome fellow with short curled red hair and a goatee held into a curled point with some wax. Give the man some horns and he'd be a spitting image of the Devil himself.
"Just get it over with," you growled. "Your presence is making me ill."
"We have a job for you," he said, getting to business. By "we," he meant the shadowy organization Sanctum Umbrarum. Ahenobarbus was the public face and the mouthpiece for it, and every single time he showed up you regretted ever looking into the rumors in the first place. If you never dove so deep, you'd still have one of your eyes, and you certainly wouldn't have this pest always showing up and bossing you around.
"What troublesome official am I helping to take down this time?" you asked with a heavy sigh.
"How good is your Turkish?"
That meant this wasn't a public dissident at all. Were you actually going to be sent into enemy territory to deal with someone? If he was asking, then he didn't know for sure what languages you knew...
[] Tell him you can speak it (truth).
[] Tell him you can speak it (lie).
[] Tell him you cannot speak it (truth).
[] Tell him you cannot speak it (lie).