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She looks at both
 
She looks at both
 
"Lets be ready to move out once the elites are here. "
 
"Lets be ready to move out once the elites are here. "
 
'''Michael James Watson'''
 
 
Not yet having thought about it before from the Amberite side she remembers that the Elites that do Castle Court yard duty on the 2nd card in the Amber deck, Castle Amber, are waiting mostly for Trump calls. The duty is called "Waiting on the Call of the Blood".
 
This is because an army coming any other way would have bumped in to, oh, I don't know, Everyone in the fucking Army, before getting to the Courtyard, so why arm it? Lunatic tourists?
 
She laughs at the old Elite joke. She knows the policy is that a royal opens the Place Trump, speaks to the Officer on Duty, and selects troops out of the Waiting force. This isn't mentioned on the Card's explanation in the pamphlete called Diners of Amber, but its the real purpose of having so many troops just sitting around all day.
 
She realizes she is about to make a Call of the Blood for troops she might have been one of in the past.
 
 
'''Amber Bronkhorst'''
 
 
Realizing how weird this must seem on either side, also from the Officer on Duty. She tries to wipe the smile from her face. Though a small amused smile stays.
 
She makes contact with the trump. Waiting to receive an answer from the other side of the trump.
 

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