AUDIENCE: CLAUDE

[retellers]

Comments

[retellers]

[ they bow politely, and then straighten back up. ]

I'll do my best. It would be easier if I had another Leader to help, but I can't approach any of them directly unless I know for sure that they know the same thing that I do.

[riegan]

So if we can find you another leader to speak to...

(Hmm.)

At least one other should know, if not two. (Virid's leader and the leader who enabled Sharon's murder.) After this week, we might have another, too.

(Tap, tap, tapping his finger,)

It looks like we'll have to figure out each other's teams, then.

(WHICH WILL BRING HIM TO HIS FINAL QUESTION BC I NEED TO MOVE TO NEW THREADS wheezes)

I understand we're supposed to keep our leaders a secret. It protects us and it protects you from becoming targets in the competition aspect of this place. Does anything happen if we tell others our teams, though? For example, are our teams penalized in any way because Hilda and I know which teams we're on?

[retellers]

If you tell too many people at a time, it can be bad. The rule is a minor one, so breaking it once or twice a week is okay, but the more you break it, the more harm it's going to do. The only exception to that is if the person you tell turns out to share a team with you.

[riegan]

(Claude von Riegan... who has been figuring out some teams and will continue to figure out teams this week it's fine--)

Harm? To who?

[retellers]

The Realm. But... it'll be obvious when people have broken that rule too much.