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<font color=darkgoldenrod>Andrea Dilazo tells you, "We took this town in the dead of night. The people here put up little resistance. There were a great many wounded. My oaths as a chirurgeon bound me to tend to their wounds, but Commander Bellenesse forbade me to treat them. Yes, I understand that the Bloodless must be defeated, but that's no reason to let them wail on in pain and misery when it is perfectly within our power to aid them."<br></font> | <font color=darkgoldenrod>Andrea Dilazo tells you, "We took this town in the dead of night. The people here put up little resistance. There were a great many wounded. My oaths as a chirurgeon bound me to tend to their wounds, but Commander Bellenesse forbade me to treat them. Yes, I understand that the Bloodless must be defeated, but that's no reason to let them wail on in pain and misery when it is perfectly within our power to aid them."<br></font> | ||
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Andrea Dilazo tells you, "We took this town in the dead of night. The people here put up little resistance. There were a great many wounded. My oaths as a chirurgeon bound me to tend to their wounds, but Commander Bellenesse forbade me to treat them. Yes, I understand that the Bloodless must be defeated, but that's no reason to let them wail on in pain and misery when it is perfectly within our power to aid them."