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| − | '''''The Tracking of Saber''''' was a book written by [[ComStar]] [[Adept]] [[Richard Burbage]] and published by [[ComStar Press]] in the same year, which detailed his attempts to discover the identity of [[Saber]], the [[ROM]] operative who assassinated the Mad [[Primus (ComStar)|Primus]] [[Dwight Kurstin]].<ref name=CS-37>''ComStar'', p. 37 "Sword of Justice"</ref> | + | '''''The Tracking of Saber''''' was a book written by [[ComStar]] [[Adept]] [[Richard Burbage]] and published by [[ComStar Press]] in the same year, which detailed his attempts to discover the identity of [[Julia Hartford|Saber]], the [[ROM]] operative who assassinated the Mad [[Primus (ComStar)|Primus]] [[Dwight Kurstin]].<ref name=CS-37>''ComStar'', p. 37: "Sword of Justice"</ref> |
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Revision as of 05:33, 13 January 2024
The Tracking of Saber was a book written by ComStar Adept Richard Burbage and published by ComStar Press in the same year, which detailed his attempts to discover the identity of Saber, the ROM operative who assassinated the Mad Primus Dwight Kurstin.[1]
References
- ↑ ComStar, p. 37: "Sword of Justice"