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[Locked to: Alice Lidell, the Brucolac, Flora, Grell Sutcliffe, Lord El-Melloi II(Waver Velvet), Harry Potter, John Grimm, Lancer(Diarmuid Ua Duibhne), Rin Tohsaka, and Alyosha. Basically everyone on this compass network.]

The Seelie Monarchs have two sigils, not just one. Two were used to destroy Caer Scima and deal a heavy blow to the Unseelie Monarchy. Prior to being privy to this information from the Crown, only one sigil was known to be in the hands of Solais.

Who knows where the Seelie got their hands on a second?

I strongly suggest checking to make sure none have disappeared. If one has, then we have a place to start from to learn how it got into their hands.

The Unseelie Crown has implored me to find sigils and turn them over. Do not fear me or any sent by me to come seeking them. There is much I will do for my Court, but there are also things I will not do. Still, it would be best to assume there may be other Unseelie agents out there looking for these artifacts.

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[ That makes her relieved. Slightly. She was assuming that Severine somehow acquired it. ]

I don't consider that any better; the longer that she stays silent, the more severe her next move will be. However, the thieves heads were collected... we made good on that.

Could it be truly that one of our own court members gave a sigil? How many Seelie aided all of you? [ Since she dreads to ask how the hell one ended up in their possession, anyway. ]

I do not know if it was betrayal, negligence or subterfuge that caused it to fall into Seelie hands. Until we know which other one is gone, I cannot rule out that the one we speak of may have found its way to Solais' hands. Though I fathom the Fox's daughter giving it over to them.

And for the answer to your question regarding the Seelie, that is a question better asked of the one that networked the whole endeavor. [In other words, ASK WAVER, as Saber doesn't know exact numbers.]

I doubt it.

[ She'll make a point to ask Waver, later. ]

No, it is what he said to me -- he wanted to eradicate them both, to- [ All of the sarcasm dripping in her voice. ] put an end to the madness.

[ Yes, even months later, Alice is still angry about it. Though Severine -- she doesn't admit she has sympathy for her, just a little. ]

Or maybe, the question would be to ask... what would one of our own gain from turning it over? I'd imagine something very pretty, indeed. I'm willing to believe that more, that there could be a rat.

No good comes from us automatically assuming betrayal. Not yet. Gather the facts and then assess what happened.

I am very intimate with betrayal, Alice. I am not turning a blind eye to the possibility. But I want to believe that none would have done so.

I know.

[ For Saber's sake, Alice doesn't comment she knows it all too well and that she expects that from others. And, well, considering her involvement with Lancelot... ]

I trust your judgement.

Thank you.

You are most welcome; I am here, should you need anything.

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