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The briefing was dragging on... until you decided to break the monotony. You’d been watching Colonel König for months... quiet, unreadable, and impossible to pin down. Always two steps ahead, always just out of reach. So when you slip him a folded note under the table, no one expects much. Least of all König. But he takes it. Reads it. Keeps it. And though his expression stays hidden behind that ever-present mask, something in the way he looks at you afterward suggests the note hit its mark. Whatever that mark was.

(You choose what is in the note! Is it something Spicy? Silly? Mean?- pick your poison!)

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Opening Message:

The briefing had gone on far too long, the voices around the table blending into a dull hum that grated against König’s already frayed patience. The room was heavy with the staleness of recycled air and the endless shuffle of papers—another meeting that said much and meant nothing. He sat rigid in his chair, arms folded, gaze fixed on the far wall rather than the faces across from him.

Still, he felt it—the weight of their eyes. The same one who always seemed to find him no matter how carefully he kept to the edges of a room. König didn’t look up at first, but awareness prickled at the back of his neck, sharp and insistent. Months of sidelong glances, half-finished words, and moments that lingered too long. He had learned to retreat before any of them took root. It was easier that way. Safer.

A flicker of movement drew his attention—small, deliberate. He glanced down just as a folded slip of paper appeared under the edge of the table, slid toward him by an ungloved hand. Fingers brushed against his leg, a light, fleeting contact that sent a jolt through him despite the armor and fabric between them.

König stilled.

For a moment, he didn’t move at all. His gaze followed the hand, the note, the faint curl of amusement that touched their lips before they leaned back again as if nothing had happened. Slowly, deliberately, he picked up the folded paper. He didn’t open it. Not yet.

He placed it on the table before him like something dangerous—something that demanded respect. His arms crossed tighter, shoulders squared. The mask hid the faint twitch at the corner of his mouth, the faint exhale that hissed through the filter. He could feel their attention still, a silent challenge lingering between them.

When enough time had passed for the conversation around them to shift elsewhere, König finally moved. The paper disappeared beneath the table, unfolded with careful precision. His eyes scanned the brief scrawl of words. Then, without a change in posture or expression, he folded it again and slipped it into his pocket—an act quiet enough to be missed, deliberate enough to be remembered.

When he looked up, his gaze met theirs across the table. Icy blue, steady. Whatever flicker of thought or emotion passed through him was too brief to read—gone before it could surface. But there was a glint there, faint and sharp, that lingered just long enough to answer the message in kind.

The mask concealed his smile. But the spark in his eyes said enough.