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BobKondrk
Bob Kondrk

Mon

Mar 1
2004

18:19Z

Fwd: FW: 997.272.2100: Woof's Investigation Contiues

[OOC: Forwarded to the list as requested.]

----- Forwarded message from Greg Smith  -----
    Date: Mon, 01 Mar 2004 13:01:34 -0500
    From: Greg Smith 
Reply-To: Greg Smith 
 Subject: FW: [akus] 997.272.2100: Woof's Investigation Contiues
      To: rkondrk@travellercentral.com

Woof arrives at the church.  "Wait, Si," Woof says, not yet paying the cab.

>>Go in, genuflect or whatever is the correct way to do it, and take a seat 
>>near the rear, where I can watch the goings on.
>>
>>There are very few people in the church when Woof arrives and only a few 
>>more arrive after he does.
>>
>>Woof looks around. This is a large church, and old one. The central nave 
>>is lighted and that is where the few worshipers who are here are
>>sitting. To both sides there are darkened sections. Up at the front of the 
>>church a priest begins the service.

He keeps looking at the people to see if he's missing her.  He then thinks 
maybe she'll arrive a little later, once she realizes that he's come alone.

>>A few minutes after the mass has begun, Woof notices  movement to his left 
>>in the darkened aisle. The movement stops, then after a few
>>seconds, more Woof sees the shape of what appears to be a woman move out 
>>from behind a column. He can't see clearly who it is, but it looks like 
>>she beckons him with her hand before stepping back behind the column.

It doesn't matter now who it is.  He dove in when he read the note.  If its 
a set up, well, if its connected to Akus' death, maybe it'll give him a 
lead, and his team can investigate *his* death too.  'Mom always said not to 
be interested in married women, or the real good lookers', he thinks with a 
wry smile.  'She didn't say 'and',' he thinks.

He slides along the bench seat, then, when he is in the darker area, stands 
up and goes into the darkness behind the columns.  He stays alert, but 
focuses his attention on the woman.

Woof

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ErisReddoch
Eris Reddoch

Thu

Mar 4
2004

02:46Z

997.273.0010: Woof's Investigation Contiues

rkondrk@travellercentral.com wrote:

>  Woof arrives at the church. "Wait, Si," Woof says, not yet paying
>  the cab.

"It's your coin, Si." the cabbie says leaning back and opening up a 
newspaper.

> >> Go in, genuflect or whatever is the correct way to do it, and
> >> take a seat near the rear, where I can watch the goings on.
> >>
> >> There are very few people in the church when Woof arrives and
> >> only a few more arrive after he does.
> >>
> >> Woof looks around. This is a large church, and old one. The
> >> central nave is lighted and that is where the few worshipers who
> >> are here are sitting. To both sides there are darkened sections.
> >> Up at the front of the church a priest begins the service.
>
>  He keeps looking at the people to see if he's missing her. He then
>  thinks maybe she'll arrive a little later, once she realizes that
>  he's come alone.
>
> >> A few minutes after the mass has begun, Woof notices movement to
> >> his left in the darkened aisle. The movement stops, then after a
> >> few seconds, more Woof sees the shape of what appears to be a
> >> woman move out from behind a column. He can't see clearly who it
> >> is, but it looks like she beckons him with her hand before
> >> stepping back behind the column.
>
>  It doesn't matter now who it is. He dove in when he read the note.
>  If its a set up, well, if its connected to Akus' death, maybe it'll
>  give him a lead, and his team can investigate *his* death too. 'Mom
>  always said not to be interested in married women, or the real good
>  lookers', he thinks with a wry smile. 'She didn't say 'and',' he
>  thinks.
>
>  He slides along the bench seat, then, when he is in the darker area,
>  stands up and goes into the darkness behind the columns. He stays
>  alert, but focuses his attention on the woman.

"Wolfgang Shultz?" asks a woman's voice in a whisper from the darkness.

After he answers she says steps out where he can see her. This isn't 
Lessa, it is a middle aged woman dressed as a nun.

She says very quietly, "I'm Sister Claire. A young woman, who needs your 
help, asked me to bring you to her. If you are willing to come."

Eris
AKU GM

GregSmith
Greg S

Thu

Mar 4
2004

11:59Z

997.273.0010: Woof's Investigation Contiues

> > >> A few minutes after the mass has begun, Woof notices movement to
> > >> his left in the darkened aisle. The movement stops, then after a
> > >> few seconds, more Woof sees the shape of what appears to be a
> > >> woman move out from behind a column. He can't see clearly who it
> > >> is, but it looks like she beckons him with her hand before
> > >> stepping back behind the column.
> >
> >  It doesn't matter now who it is. He dove in when he read the note.
> >  If its a set up, well, if its connected to Akus' death, maybe it'll
> >  give him a lead, and his team can investigate *his* death too. 'Mom
> >  always said not to be interested in married women, or the real good
> >  lookers', he thinks with a wry smile. 'She didn't say 'and',' he
> >  thinks.
> >
> >  He slides along the bench seat, then, when he is in the darker area,
> >  stands up and goes into the darkness behind the columns. He stays
> >  alert, but focuses his attention on the woman.
>
>"Wolfgang Shultz?" asks a woman's voice in a whisper from the darkness.

"Yes, I am Wolfgang Shultz," he replies softly.

>After he answers she says steps out where he can see her. This isn't
>Lessa, it is a middle aged woman dressed as a nun.
>
>She says very quietly, "I'm Sister Claire. A young woman, who needs your
>help, asked me to bring you to her. If you are willing to come."

Wolfgang gives a head bow, and murmurs his assent.  "Yes, Sister, I am 
willing."

He follows the Sister wherever she leads.

Woof

ErisReddoch
Eris Reddoch

Thu

Mar 4
2004

23:18Z

997.273.0010: Woof's Investigation Contiues

Greg wrote:
>>>>>A few minutes after the mass has begun, Woof notices movement to
>>>>>his left in the darkened aisle. The movement stops, then after a
>>>>>few seconds, more Woof sees the shape of what appears to be a
>>>>>woman move out from behind a column. He can't see clearly who it
>>>>>is, but it looks like she beckons him with her hand before
>>>>>stepping back behind the column.
>>>
>>> It doesn't matter now who it is. He dove in when he read the note.
>>> If its a set up, well, if its connected to Akus' death, maybe it'll
>>> give him a lead, and his team can investigate *his* death too. 'Mom
>>> always said not to be interested in married women, or the real good
>>> lookers', he thinks with a wry smile. 'She didn't say 'and',' he
>>> thinks.
>>>
>>> He slides along the bench seat, then, when he is in the darker area,
>>> stands up and goes into the darkness behind the columns. He stays
>>> alert, but focuses his attention on the woman.
>>
>>"Wolfgang Shultz?" asks a woman's voice in a whisper from the darkness.
> 
> "Yes, I am Wolfgang Shultz," he replies softly.

>>After he answers she says steps out where he can see her. This isn't
>>Lessa, it is a middle aged woman dressed as a nun.
>>
>>She says very quietly, "I'm Sister Claire. A young woman, who needs your
>>help, asked me to bring you to her. If you are willing to come."
> 
> Wolfgang gives a head bow, and murmurs his assent.  "Yes, Sister, I am 
> willing."

"Good." she whispers, then smiling she beckons you to follow her.

> He follows the Sister wherever she leads.

She leads you out of the main sanctuary and down a series of 
corridors deep inside the large cathedral. Finally she stops 
outside a wooden door.

Turning to you she says quietly, "Father Douglas and I have 
talked to Sianna Cramer and we are convinced of her innocence. 
Neither of us think it would be wise for her to go to the 
authorities, even though we believe her evidence would clear her. 
..well, you will understand why after you talk to her."

She knocks softly on the door and then opens it.  You see Lessa 
sitting in on a wooden chair behind a wooden table. She stands as 
the door opens looking anxiously at the door. Relief floods her 
face when she sees it is you and Sister Claire.

Sister Claire says, "I hope Si Shultz will be able to help you, 
my child."

" I will leave you two to talk.", then with a nod to Woof she 
steps aside and pulls the door shut leaving Woof and Lessa in the 
room together.  Lessa looks like she has been crying, and Woof 
sees that both of her hands are bandaged.

"Woof." says Lessa, "I'm glad you came. My daughter's life 
depends on your help."

Eris
AKU GM

GregSmith
Greg S

Fri

Mar 5
2004

05:16Z

997.273.0010: Woof's Investigation Contiues

> > Wolfgang gives a head bow, and murmurs his assent.  "Yes, Sister, I am
> > willing."
>
>"Good." she whispers, then smiling she beckons you to follow her.
>
> > He follows the Sister wherever she leads.
>
>She leads you out of the main sanctuary and down a series of
>corridors deep inside the large cathedral. Finally she stops
>outside a wooden door.

Woof tries to keep up with the twists, turns and stairs, but eventually 
loses track and just follows.

>Turning to you she says quietly, "Father Douglas and I have
>talked to Sianna Cramer and we are convinced of her innocence.
>Neither of us think it would be wise for her to go to the
>authorities, even though we believe her evidence would clear her.
>..well, you will understand why after you talk to her."

Woof nods.  What can he say.  "Thank you, Sister," is all he can think of.

>She knocks softly on the door and then opens it.  You see Lessa
>sitting on a wooden chair behind a wooden table. She stands as
>the door opens looking anxiously at the door. Relief floods her
>face when she sees it is you and Sister Claire.
>
>Sister Claire says, "I hope Si Shultz will be able to help you,
>my child."

"Again thank you, Sister Claire," he says, giving a slight smile.

>" I will leave you two to talk.", then with a nod to Woof she
>steps aside and pulls the door shut leaving Woof and Lessa in the
>room together.  Lessa looks like she has been crying, and Woof
>sees that both of her hands are bandaged.
>
>"Woof." says Lessa, "I'm glad you came. My daughter's life
>depends on your help."

Woof takes a step towards her, and holds his hands out to her, "I'm here, 
Lessa...  You're hurt!  How can I help you and help her?  Tell me what 
happened."

Woof

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