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[Monsieur Baguette]

Few days after the Battle for Languedoc

"Executed, you say? This surely bring some joy into father's heart to see the murderers of his son put to justice." - A quick smile appeared on the face of the Baron. "When I am talking about the corporation I am more concerned about the loyal employees and followers of mine who ventured with me into a political adventure, abandoning their stable lives behind. I am not that old to lead the corporation but you are right telling me I would be doing better elsewhere - the death of my son hit me hard and I am devoid of that enthusiasm that drove me a year ago. My recent disease is also a proof of me needing a rest. My political and corporate ambitions might have brought me fame and money but took my son. I already had had the money and was a noble before MAE, I can earn more if I want to, but I cannot afford losing more of my children."

Fabian put the glass on the table and leaned forward to de Lusignan: "I would certainly agree to a chateau somewhere here, on Quillan, or if you help me reclaim my old fief on Orleans which would be even better. As for MAE - the new generation will take care of it here on Quillan, I am just asking the employees to operate without any restrictions if any have persisted since our exile during the Confederacy period. They are fair hard working people, I wouldn't be wise turning their entrepreneurship and ingenuity down. As for me - I will go for a retirement if you allow me to. My play has been staged and there is nothing more for me to show to the Gallic public. Time to live for myself at last"