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Father of [[Justin Allard|Justian Xiang Allard]]. Served the [[Federated Suns]] and later the [[Federated Commonwealth]] as the head of intelligence. | Father of [[Justin Allard|Justian Xiang Allard]]. Served the [[Federated Suns]] and later the [[Federated Commonwealth]] as the head of intelligence. | ||
| + | During the [[FedCom Civil War]] he was held hostage on [[New Avalon]] (officially he was a guest) to prevent his family from using their political influence to [[Victor Steiner-Davion]]'s advantage. As he served under her father and was a ''guest'', Katherine once invited him to a meeting with her military commanders, where he gave a flawless analysis of the current state of the civil war. But as she couldn't trust him, he was dismissed from further meetings. | ||
[[Category:Characters|Allard, Quintus]] | [[Category:Characters|Allard, Quintus]] | ||
Revision as of 18:15, 13 September 2008
- He can tell three lies in the time others need to take one breath. (quote by Katherine Steiner-Davion)
Father of Justian Xiang Allard. Served the Federated Suns and later the Federated Commonwealth as the head of intelligence.
During the FedCom Civil War he was held hostage on New Avalon (officially he was a guest) to prevent his family from using their political influence to Victor Steiner-Davion's advantage. As he served under her father and was a guest, Katherine once invited him to a meeting with her military commanders, where he gave a flawless analysis of the current state of the civil war. But as she couldn't trust him, he was dismissed from further meetings.
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