Narrative Essay On Percival
“You got something to report, Percival?” wondered Chandler the Fair. Percival nodded. “I do indeed, Chandler,” he replied. “Earlier, when the Union was launching their failed attack on this place, Lydia and I saw Harold and my sister among the attackers.” Hearing this only made Chandler and his wife shriek in horror. “Seriously, is that true?” A skeptical Sharon said in disbelief. Then she turned to her husband, saying, “How’s that even possible?” “Not sure how, but something tells me that neither Lydia nor myself was not wrong in making that assertion, Sharon,” Percival mentioned to her. “But of course, I can’t really be sure if either of you are willing to take my word on this.” “We believe you, Percival, in case it seems that we don’t,”
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Brotzman and Arlington Representative Margaret D. Richardson. We feel deeply saddened by this turn of events, for this will only place the Occultists just one step closer toward uncovering the greater deal of TDO-VII technologies. Any and all attempts to prevent the Union from acquiring all remaining assets belonging to TDO-VII must be done sooner rather than later, or else the consequences will be direly severe in the face of the common good.
This is why that any attempt made to free them from their captivity is recommended. Unfortunately, should such they be rescued, expect them to not be able to remember anything about what they know about TDO-VII or even their personal lives. In the event that anyone happens to be able to come across the two, an antidote must be procured if there is any hope for them to regain all of their memories.
Furthermore, all efforts should be focused at the procurement of this particular antidote, ‘Starlight’ at a certain location somewhere in Boston. The name of this location, while we do not know it, what we do know is that we happen to know someone who does. By this point, we are already on our way to beginning to trust you, the person we had sent this letter. Perhaps after hearing of a swift recovery on the part of Representative Richardson and State Chancellor Brotzman, only then can we be destined to speak with you
Brotzman and Arlington Representative Margaret D. Richardson. We feel deeply saddened by this turn of events, for this will only place the Occultists just one step closer toward uncovering the greater deal of TDO-VII technologies. Any and all attempts to prevent the Union from acquiring all remaining assets belonging to TDO-VII must be done sooner rather than later, or else the consequences will be direly severe in the face of the common good.
This is why that any attempt made to free them from their captivity is recommended. Unfortunately, should such they be rescued, expect them to not be able to remember anything about what they know about TDO-VII or even their personal lives. In the event that anyone happens to be able to come across the two, an antidote must be procured if there is any hope for them to regain all of their memories.
Furthermore, all efforts should be focused at the procurement of this particular antidote, ‘Starlight’ at a certain location somewhere in Boston. The name of this location, while we do not know it, what we do know is that we happen to know someone who does. By this point, we are already on our way to beginning to trust you, the person we had sent this letter. Perhaps after hearing of a swift recovery on the part of Representative Richardson and State Chancellor Brotzman, only then can we be destined to speak with you