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Intra-Recovery Testimony Agent '''X-12''' was an agent of the [[Great House]]s during the [[War in Heaven]] who was stationed in [[1880s]] [[Germany]]. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[Pre-narrative Briefings (short story)|Pre-narrative Briefing S]]'') After hearing | Intra-Recovery Testimony Agent '''X-12''' was an agent of the [[Great House]]s during the [[War in Heaven]] who was stationed in [[1880s]] [[Germany]]. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[Pre-narrative Briefings (short story)|Pre-narrative Briefing S]]'') After hearing the [[William Liebnecht]] story ''[[The Map and the Spiders]]'', ([[PROSE]]: ''[[The Map and the Spiders (short story)|The Map and the Spiders]]'') X-12 was captured and interrogated by [[Mister Gout]]. He was rescued by [[regen-inf]]. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[Pre-narrative Briefings (short story)|Pre-narrative Briefing S]]'') | ||
X-12 appeared as a [[spy]] in [[Jim Sheldrake]]'s ''[[Imaginary Friends: The Hundred Year War]]''. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[The Enemy of My Enemy Is My Enemy (short story)|The Enemy of My Enemy Is My Enemy]]'') | X-12 appeared as a [[spy]] in [[Jim Sheldrake]]'s ''[[Imaginary Friends: The Hundred Year War]]''. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[The Enemy of My Enemy Is My Enemy (short story)|The Enemy of My Enemy Is My Enemy]]'') | ||
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Intra-Recovery Testimony Agent X-12 was an agent of the Great Houses during the War in Heaven who was stationed in 1880s Germany. (PROSE: Pre-narrative Briefing S) After hearing the William Liebnecht story The Map and the Spiders, (PROSE: The Map and the Spiders) X-12 was captured and interrogated by Mister Gout. He was rescued by regen-inf. (PROSE: Pre-narrative Briefing S)
X-12 appeared as a spy in Jim Sheldrake's Imaginary Friends: The Hundred Year War. (PROSE: The Enemy of My Enemy Is My Enemy)
