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|Value 1 = When you have not yet finished the decryption, it looks as though the letter concerns the sale of a city to the Masters. […] | |Value 1 = When you have not yet finished the decryption, it looks as though the letter concerns the sale of a city to the Masters. […] | ||
| − | + | But as you read more closely […] It speaks unambiguously of London […] about restoring one to the face of the earth. | |
|Value 2 = This letter speaks about alliances on the Surface, and treaties that could be reactivated if London were restored […] | |Value 2 = This letter speaks about alliances on the Surface, and treaties that could be reactivated if London were restored […] | ||
| − | + | 'We must […] provide a refuge from sunlight... […] factories dug into the earth... workers who will not be able to leave […] | |
|Value 3 = […] The writer has become more nervous […] Can all the Masters be relied on to support this plan? Are there adequate engineering works available […]? ('I envision a vast Steam Engine placed beneath London... but you may have a neater scheme...') | |Value 3 = […] The writer has become more nervous […] Can all the Masters be relied on to support this plan? Are there adequate engineering works available […]? ('I envision a vast Steam Engine placed beneath London... but you may have a neater scheme...') | ||
|Value 4 = […] 'I would very much prefer some other arrangement for our communications,' […] The only bit of real information comes just at the end, when the writer demands 'how much longer it will take to resolve the outstanding debts of which you spoke.' | |Value 4 = […] 'I would very much prefer some other arrangement for our communications,' […] The only bit of real information comes just at the end, when the writer demands 'how much longer it will take to resolve the outstanding debts of which you spoke.' | ||
| − | |Value 5 = […] | + | |Value 5 = […] It is Fires. […] he has been hard at work trying to arrange payment in a form that the Creditor will not object to. […] the Hellbound Railway, which Fires regards as competition and a nuisance, […] he hopes somehow to turn to his advantage […] |
| − | |Value 6 = The […] | + | |Value 6 == The […] depiction of unpleasant fates that might befall Furnace, the board of the GHR […] and (oddly) Mr Spices, cannot help but make a strong impression on the mind. |
| − | + | About London's eventual return to the Surface, it remains […] vague […] | |
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*{{Gain|The Scheme of a Phoenix|1 x|Cap = 6}} | *{{Gain|The Scheme of a Phoenix|1 x|Cap = 6}} | ||
*{{Gone|Intercepted Document}} | *{{Gone|Intercepted Document}} | ||
