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Line 39: Soon after, Banacek, still wearing his MechWarrior suit, presented himself at the Ebon Keshik command center. There he was informed that the Wraiths' attack was a distraction to allow an unknown party to steal the ''McKenna's Pride'', led by warrior [[Kyne]]. The ilKhan began giving orders to stop the fleeing WarShip.<ref>''Icons of War'', pp. 130–131</ref> Soon after, Banacek, still wearing his MechWarrior suit, presented himself at the Ebon Keshik command center. There he was informed that the Wraiths' attack was a distraction to allow an unknown party to steal the ''McKenna's Pride'', led by warrior [[Kyne]]. The ilKhan began giving orders to stop the fleeing WarShip.<ref>''Icons of War'', pp. 130–131</ref> − Later, Banacek ordered two ships to stay in orbit to coordinate the ''Pride''<nowiki>'</nowiki>s hunt, but in vain: the ship escaped. The next day, the ilKhan presented himself again at the Ebon Keshik's headquarters. There, he reprimanded the leaders for their failure, but didn't punish them. He also gave them new orders: officially, the unknown attackers should be presented as one of [[The Society]]'s cells, and that the Great Father's body would be recovered in space and buried in a monumental tomb. But all that was a simple cover-up to hide their failure, and Kerensky's body, in fact, would be Stas's, after some alterations. He ordered Telinov and Kyle, who gave him the idea, to find who was really responsible for the attack, before departing.<ref>''Icons of War'', pp. 177–179</ref> + Later, Banacek ordered two ships to stay in orbit to coordinate the ''Pride''<nowiki>'</nowiki>s hunt, but in vain: the ship escaped. The next day, the ilKhan presented himself again at the Ebon Keshik's headquarters. There, he reprimanded the leaders for their failure, but didn't punish them. He also gave them new orders: officially, the unknown attackers should be presented as one of [[The Society]]'s cells, and that the Great Father's body would be recovered in space and buried in a monumental tomb. But all that was a simple cover-up to hid their failure, and Kerensky's body, in fact, would be Stas's, after some alterations. He ordered Telinov and Kyle, who gave him the idea, to find who was really responsible for the attack, before departing.<ref>''Icons of War'', pp. 177–179</ref> ==BattleTech== ==BattleTech==
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Soon after, Banacek, still wearing his MechWarrior suit, presented himself at the Ebon Keshik command center. There he was informed that the Wraiths' attack was a distraction to allow an unknown party to steal the ''McKenna's Pride'', led by warrior [[Kyne]]. The ilKhan began giving orders to stop the fleeing WarShip.<ref>''Icons of War'', pp. 130–131</ref> | Soon after, Banacek, still wearing his MechWarrior suit, presented himself at the Ebon Keshik command center. There he was informed that the Wraiths' attack was a distraction to allow an unknown party to steal the ''McKenna's Pride'', led by warrior [[Kyne]]. The ilKhan began giving orders to stop the fleeing WarShip.<ref>''Icons of War'', pp. 130–131</ref> | ||
| − | Later, Banacek ordered two ships to stay in orbit to coordinate the ''Pride''<nowiki>'</nowiki>s hunt, but in vain: the ship escaped. The next day, the ilKhan presented himself again at the Ebon Keshik's headquarters. There, he reprimanded the leaders for their failure, but didn't punish them. He also gave them new orders: officially, the unknown attackers should be presented as one of [[The Society]]'s cells, and that the Great Father's body would be recovered in space and buried in a monumental tomb. But all that was a simple cover-up to | + | Later, Banacek ordered two ships to stay in orbit to coordinate the ''Pride''<nowiki>'</nowiki>s hunt, but in vain: the ship escaped. The next day, the ilKhan presented himself again at the Ebon Keshik's headquarters. There, he reprimanded the leaders for their failure, but didn't punish them. He also gave them new orders: officially, the unknown attackers should be presented as one of [[The Society]]'s cells, and that the Great Father's body would be recovered in space and buried in a monumental tomb. But all that was a simple cover-up to hid their failure, and Kerensky's body, in fact, would be Stas's, after some alterations. He ordered Telinov and Kyle, who gave him the idea, to find who was really responsible for the attack, before departing.<ref>''Icons of War'', pp. 177–179</ref> |
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