The city of Seth

[kabukiman]

"Just here. I waited until they arrived, since I didn't knew where was the place. And since those idiots didn't bother to ask a permission from the authorities, it was easy to denounce them to the police see them arrest. I bribed someone to get an authorization then we simply continued the exploration."

[Mr. Handy]

Paula looks over at Parker to see if he has any questions.

[ghill]

Seeing Paula at a momentary loss for what to ask Paulus butts in, talking quietly so the boys can't overhear

I have a few questions for you

Why did you choose boys from the orphanage? There must be hundreds of young men in ( Paulus names the nearby town) who would do the job for a fraction of the cost and are not in any way associated with this man Ophep?

What evidence did your brother give you that you should come here other than telling you "there would be answers", answers to what?

You say you think he isn't human and your brother suspects the same but you've not said why you think this, what evidence do you have?


Paulus is starting to think that DG's scorched earth policy means it is looking extremely likely Franz and the boys are going to go for a short drive in the desert...and not come back.

[kabukiman]

"Using those boys, was actually an irony from my brother. About this place, my brother discovered that Ophep was gathering information for years until he sent the expedition. About being not human, well, he always refused to be photographed, filmed or to appear online."

[drone232]

"So what do we do now? What's our next move?"
Questions Agent Parker to his fellow Agents

[Mr. Handy]

"We'll need to track down Ophep, hopefully before he makes bail, and we may want to investigate this site further while we're here," she says before turning back to Fritz. "Plenty of people are secretive and don't want to be photographed. What specifically led you to think he isn't human?"

[kabukiman]

"My brother always suspected that he was very weird. Of course that is not a reason to think he was less than human. But discovering kids that somehow have strange genes, and creating a breeding program that starts to create a species made him think that he was simply recreating something that had already existed. Because he wasn't doing genetic engineering."

[Mr. Handy]

"But that still doesn't explain why you think he isn't human," says Paula. "I'm sure the genes he used already existed, but what has you convinced that they came from him?"

[kabukiman]

"I don't know all those details, it's my brother who is the scientist and arrived at those conclusions."

[Mr. Handy]

"Sounds like we need to talk to your brother, then," says Paula.

[ghill]

Dr Fritz, I'm afraid this is the end of your dig, we cannot allow you to continue. We must, however, see what damage has already been done and deal with whatever has been awoken. says Paulus Then we need to seal things up here, some mysteries are best left like that.

[kabukiman]

"That still a pity, We could learn a lot with those relics".



OOC: The scenario is finished, unless you have anything to say.

[Mr. Handy]

Spoiler:

I can't think of anything more to say.

[ghill]

OOC:   Shouldn't we actually go into the tombs and find whether there is an ongoing threat here, he's right we probably could gain a lot from whatever relics are in there, it's simply that he can't be allowed to see them.

[Mr. Handy]

Spoiler:

Yes, we could take a look inside after we deal with him.

[ghill]

OOC:   Is there some way we can arrange for the Egyptian authorities to pick up Fritz and the boys. Perhaps arrange via our handler? Then we could investigate the tomb without worry.

[kabukiman]

OOC: You want to ask the authorities to take them in custody with what argument? They have all the legal papers to make the expedition-you don't.

[ghill]

"Dr Fritz, I can only encourage you to walk away from this site and this business, if you continue to follow this line of enquiry it is not going to go well for you or these boys" Paulus sighs. Any further information about the man Ophep will be gratefully received but this has to be the end as far as your own inquiries take you

[kabukiman]

He looks at you, makes a blank face and then says:
"Very wel, I will stop following this line of inquiry. Goodbye then."
He joins the boys and tell them to pack the material.

[Mr. Handy]

Paula observes them carefully to make sure they don't try anything and that they are truly leaving.