SERGEANT NPC CONTACT

[cartesio]

The Lodge is located on the hills near the town, large and strange. It contrasts a lot when compared to the rest of the town -- its gray and white walls are quite the change from the vibrant and colorful Cartesio, the plants and bushes that are planted on the lower levels of the Lodge only make the contrast more obvious. There are many windows, but no matter how much you look you don't see anyone passing behind them. If you didn't know better you'd think it was completely empty.

But it isn't empty. The Sergeant is there.

You won't get too far into the Lodge before you encounter the Sergeant. There he is in the lobby, standing in front of a door that leads deeper into the building. No matter at what time you come or what you do, he'll always be there, reading self-help books, or with a mirror, practicing his next speech/confrontation. When he's not facing all of you at once, he seems to be easier to talk with.

Want to bother him?

Comments

[cartesio]

[The Sergeant shrugs. He may or may not be smirking underneath those shadows.

Not being helpful with this, haha]

[marmoron]

[...thanks for nothing for the thousandth time, jerk.]

What's the point? You have that much dirty laundry to hide?

[cartesio]

[The Sergeant seems to get a little offended about that]

I'm not going to dignify that with an answer. Listen here, all you guys have to do is do what I say. That's all! Don't worry about the details and just do it.

[marmoron]

[There's a bit of a cold silence. It'd be a staring competition if Keith could see the Sergeant's eyes.]

Two months isn't quick enough to make that worth it.

[Blunt.]

[cartesio]

That's just your opinion. I think we're done here.

[The Sergeant shoos Keith away]

It's too late for you to be visiting people. Go away.

[Sorry Keith. Looks like he's in bad mood now]

[marmoron]

[Flat.]

I'll be more mindful next time.

[And he turns to leave without causing any kind of fuss about it. He's gotten a fair amount of information out of this exchange and that's enough for now.]

[cartesio]

[Once Keith leaves, the Sergeant slumps against the door. That was exhausting.

Until next time, Keith!]