Billeting

It I catch you spyhatting, I can hand you over to be interrogated by the army - and not in the "here's a chocolate biscuit while you think about the answer; no rush" way - or I can give you a blue pill and everything will come spilling out. Erm. It's your choice, really.

If he tries the staring challenge with you, don't blink or look away. He loves that.

Thankee kindly. I was not actually planning to be caught, you're in Lisbon anyway.

A blue pill sir?

*ponders about the chocolate biscuit interrogation* mmmhmmmm....

Well other than sleep walking and bowel movement, you could also have an.. interest in the stars? Some do, some study them even...not that you would. Just if you go sleep fighting, do avoid the camp. THere be people with sharp pointy thingies there, and not afraid to use them to perserve their own sleep!

Some CO: 'So, Sir Arthur, what exactly am I going to tell his mother? Went sleepfighting, got ran through?'

Yes, but then I'll be riding up to Lisbon, thinking, "Ahh, a holiday from the stress and trauma of spyhatting - just some simple operations and sleep and winding up Wellesley." He'll be annoyed if that holiday gets ruined.

And none of the characters plan on getting caught (but the players plot gleefully).

They could tell her he forgot to put the safety-catch on his sword.

If Stephen perceives winding up Wellesley as a holiday he certainly like sto live dangerously.

Can I please watch you wind him up? Pretty please? I'll be like a spider under table.

Captain George Hunter wrote:Some CO: 'So, Sir Arthur, what exactly am I going to tell his mother? Went sleepfighting, got ran through?'

XD. Rofl. As long as you don't punish the privates!

Maturin, there's no rest for the wicked... or something like that. Nor is there rest for the spies! So many opportunities. Just so many!

It's only us privates that can rest and be stress less, depending on how many of our superiors are around! *snerk*

It's the suicidal depression. But the steam coming from your ears is highly amusing, Sir Arthur.

Not that I deliberately wind up the General, oh no. He objects to my manner. He considers it 'insubordinate', for some reason...

*innocently* Can't think why...

*Thinks about bugging Welly's place*