All Play and No Work commander_events.2
… …'s personal habits are starting to get in the way of … role as a ….
… smiles at the officer, exultantly, avidly. … eyes have obviously seen better days. Carefully recumbent on … leather armchair, … voice comes out as rubbery as the material: "It's a stressful job, you know. No need to make it even more stressful."
General Protest commander_events.4
… has brought to light some questionable habits that … partakes in and is demanding they be fired.
"The very idea that I belong to the same institution as that scoundrel is unthinkable to me. They are a stain on the uniform that we share. I refuse to acknowledge that this is acceptable behavior for someone in their position. I won't work with them a day longer."
War of Progress commander_events.5
… has worked out how to improve upon the invention of the repeaters.
"… adjusts … spectacles filled with confidence. "Well, it was rather simple, you see. I merely observed the technology the men currently worked with, and realized that we could change some things here and there." There's something about the way … talks that gives … a graceful demeanor and a considerable popularity among the masses when … holds that rifle. Such confidence!
General's Misfired Cannon commander_events.6
An affair between … and …'s spouse has reached our ears, threatening to affect … public image if we don't destitute the general.
As if being caught in the act wasn't enough, … stepped from the bath to see a telltale rash spreading. There was only one liaison … was seeing. Now, there was no denying it, not after the general's very flesh betrayed the affair.
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