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Although neither side of the agreement was fond of the other, ([[AUDIO]]: ''[[Eternal Escape (audio story)|Eternal Escape]]'') the Friend maintained neutrality with the [[Superior]]s. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[A Friendly Vignette (short story)|A Friendly Vignette]]'', ''[[Rebel Rebel (short story)|Rebel Rebel]]'') The Friend were confident that the War would one day end, a position which other factions decried as ludicrous. They had forsworn fighting on any side, and merely stayed on the sidelines of the war helping [[refugee]]s caught in the crossfire of the greater powers. They notably helped [[Dionus]] establish his [[clinic]] for individuals suffering from [[temporal disease]]s on [[Gulliver's Rest]]. ([[AUDIO]]: ''[[Eternal Escape (audio story)|Eternal Escape]]'')
Although neither side of the agreement was fond of the other, ([[AUDIO]]: ''[[Eternal Escape (audio story)|Eternal Escape]]'') the Friend maintained neutrality with the [[Superior]]s. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[A Friendly Vignette (short story)|A Friendly Vignette]]'', ''[[Rebel Rebel (short story)|Rebel Rebel]]'') The Friend were confident that the War would one day end, a position which other factions decried as ludicrous. They had forsworn fighting on any side, and merely stayed on the sidelines of the war helping [[refugee]]s caught in the crossfire of the greater powers. They notably helped [[Dionus]] establish his [[clinic]] for individuals suffering from [[temporal disease]]s on [[Gulliver's Rest]]. ([[AUDIO]]: ''[[Eternal Escape (audio story)|Eternal Escape]]'')


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Latest revision as of 17:06, 3 October 2024

The Friend were a splinter of the Enemy in the War in Heaven. They had defected from the Enemy due to growing to enjoy the form of history instituted by the Great Houses. (AUDIO: Eternal Escape) Within the Daylight Saving, the Friend had a Board of Directors who were incompatible with reality because they were still members of the Enemy "metaphysically, if not politically." (PROSE: A Friendly Vignette)

Although neither side of the agreement was fond of the other, (AUDIO: Eternal Escape) the Friend maintained neutrality with the Superiors. (PROSE: A Friendly Vignette, Rebel Rebel) The Friend were confident that the War would one day end, a position which other factions decried as ludicrous. They had forsworn fighting on any side, and merely stayed on the sidelines of the war helping refugees caught in the crossfire of the greater powers. They notably helped Dionus establish his clinic for individuals suffering from temporal diseases on Gulliver's Rest. (AUDIO: Eternal Escape)