“For what reason?” wondered Virgil, his curiosity was piqued by what was mentioned to him by Brünnhilde.
“My sisters…Well, you see, my sisters and I were witnesses of a Marian apparition at our local town of Osnabrück,” Isolde told Virgil. “The local Gestapo unit misconstrued it as being a celestial Weltanschauungskrieg action by occultists within MI6. Believe me, Virgil; that was their official explanation when they threw me and my sisters into an asylum.”
She continued to elaborate further about their studies there, and what the special ‘afterschool club’ that they were all members of, before allowing the others to introduce themselves. “But never mind that. We were also members of an afterschool club referred as Dritte Zug or ‘Third Platoon’. …show more content…
Afterwards, he suggested to Brünnhilde. “We should let the seniors introduce themselves first.”
Erhardt decided that it was then time to allow the others to introduce themselves to the Silent Orphan. “Besides myself, Walther and I, there were nine other members. Don’t worry; with the obvious exception of Dietrich, the others took American English as a second language during our time there. It’s sort of the reason why we are able to communicate without difficulty.” The boy with the jet black hair felt that he should go first, since he was also the first of three seniors among the group of eleven. “I’m Lester von Baumgärtner, the beloved son of a German diplomat to the United States, whose family once lived in both Germany and the US. Born and raised in America during my early childhood, I am also the reputed lightweight boxing champion at NPEA Rakonitz, circa 1944.” Speaking in an enthusiastic voice, he pompously declared to the Silent Orphan: “But what I and many others at our school really love is my original recipe for protein shakes!” “Whoa! I don’t think now’s the time to be on a nightly workout all of a sudden,” muttered Virgil, having been taken by
“My sisters…Well, you see, my sisters and I were witnesses of a Marian apparition at our local town of Osnabrück,” Isolde told Virgil. “The local Gestapo unit misconstrued it as being a celestial Weltanschauungskrieg action by occultists within MI6. Believe me, Virgil; that was their official explanation when they threw me and my sisters into an asylum.”
She continued to elaborate further about their studies there, and what the special ‘afterschool club’ that they were all members of, before allowing the others to introduce themselves. “But never mind that. We were also members of an afterschool club referred as Dritte Zug or ‘Third Platoon’. …show more content…
Afterwards, he suggested to Brünnhilde. “We should let the seniors introduce themselves first.”
Erhardt decided that it was then time to allow the others to introduce themselves to the Silent Orphan. “Besides myself, Walther and I, there were nine other members. Don’t worry; with the obvious exception of Dietrich, the others took American English as a second language during our time there. It’s sort of the reason why we are able to communicate without difficulty.” The boy with the jet black hair felt that he should go first, since he was also the first of three seniors among the group of eleven. “I’m Lester von Baumgärtner, the beloved son of a German diplomat to the United States, whose family once lived in both Germany and the US. Born and raised in America during my early childhood, I am also the reputed lightweight boxing champion at NPEA Rakonitz, circa 1944.” Speaking in an enthusiastic voice, he pompously declared to the Silent Orphan: “But what I and many others at our school really love is my original recipe for protein shakes!” “Whoa! I don’t think now’s the time to be on a nightly workout all of a sudden,” muttered Virgil, having been taken by