Troubling, but not as troubling as I feared. Good people, with interests antithetical to our own. Handling these people may require some nuance, if we are to avoid a war, but it is necessary. They are a threat to our continued existence, whether they realise it or not. Given their shared belief, I'd be stupid to think that just assassinating their leader would change anything for the better. I'll have to find some other way to neutralise their threat, whether that be through diplomacy or some kind of skulduggery.
Satisfied with picking up on enough of the local context to get a feel for how he needs to operate here, Thrace begins to plan. He leaves the chapel area, wandering back to his bed to think. I'll need to figure out what to do to learn what I need to actually pin these bastards down, at least for long enough to get a force back here after escaping. Pondering, he makes a mental list of necessary actions.
1. Obtain a protective belt.
2. Identify and sabotage as many objects and people necessary for the conduct of a war as possible in order of importance.
3. Learn as much novel information from this society as possible.
4. Find out if they have a plan for attacking Dremlas.
5. Obtain an escape vehicle and sabotage any vehicles capable of effectively chasing it.
Happy with that as a working plan, he determines to try and get himself a job in his current home. A job that, with time, ends up providing one almost unlimited access. He would offer his services as a cleaner. All he needed to do was enter the necessary rooms, and his newfound powers would allow him to come back whenever he wanted. He changed course, and sought some kind of official to which to offer himself up as potential custodial staff.
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