Andry McCraigyn is the chief of security assigned to protect the heir to Merchant House Caladharas. Andry is a gruff man…who has a special sense of discretion. He tries to do his job to the best of his ability, but he also knows when to look the other way. Especially when the 17 year old heir wants to go out on a date by himself.
Andry McCraigyn is in his late forties,and has been on the job for the last decade and a half…and he considers himself to be one of the best in the business. He isn’t wrong either.
The Dweller. Prophet. Statistician. Sometimes madman. It is unclear, even to himself, whether he is seeing the future or calculating probabilities better than the fastest computer in existence. Needless to say, The Dweller knows things, often before they happen.
@admin, Considering that only Julia or Ian are the only ones that stand a chance with Enana, and Ian isn’t a “her”, that only leaves Julia, whose sensibilities the Kurshid is trying to protect. She fits other parameters too.
Assuming it’s Julia.
A lot of Targetter’s people are female and I wouldn’t put it past James to send us all down a blind alley with a big drop at the end of it…
@wright, Very true (about the obvious thing) And I love the blind alley thing. That cheered me up. And you’re right….like I said to Count Thalim: If I was still doing Tunnelrunners I would be so stealing that phrase. Of course, I might just cop it anyway.;)
So Julia gets the top-dog slot eventually?
@Slamlander, Maybe. But then again, a lot could happen in the meantime. 🙂
@admin, Considering that only Julia or Ian are the only ones that stand a chance with Enana, and Ian isn’t a “her”, that only leaves Julia, whose sensibilities the Kurshid is trying to protect. She fits other parameters too.
I know, foreshadowing is difficult. 😀
Assuming it’s Julia.
A lot of Targetter’s people are female and I wouldn’t put it past James to send us all down a blind alley with a big drop at the end of it…
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@Count Thalim, I love that phrase…If I was still doing Tunnelrunners, I would be shamelessly stealing if from you 🙂
I vote for Lana.
Heh. “A blind alley with a big drop at the end of it” sounds like a tried-and-true Tunnelrunner method for disposing of undesirable… things.
Julia is the obvious choice, but I think we all agree our storyteller doesn’t do “obvious” that well 🙂
@wright, Very true (about the obvious thing) And I love the blind alley thing. That cheered me up. And you’re right….like I said to Count Thalim: If I was still doing Tunnelrunners I would be so stealing that phrase. Of course, I might just cop it anyway.;)
Of course, it could be Julia’s mother who ends up “running everything” – with the blind alley thing waiting for her. Nah. Too devious.
@Ken, Naw…one thing I will tell you, that will not happen.
five shadowing!!