"Well..."
Chris Chamberlain thought.
"I work for an organization called the Bloodhounds. It's all I really know. I was raised here. I was the top of my class. The second-in-class was always competing with me in everything. He talked a lot. Then, one day, he left without an explanation. It always really sort of aggrivated me. Why did he leave, when I was so close to victory? It's like the competition just stopped mattering to him. He lost the game of chess, but he wasn't even at the table."
He sighed.
"I don't know what to do, and I'm not used to that."
Chris Chamberlain thought.
"I work for an organization called the Bloodhounds. It's all I really know. I was raised here. I was the top of my class. The second-in-class was always competing with me in everything. He talked a lot. Then, one day, he left without an explanation. It always really sort of aggrivated me. Why did he leave, when I was so close to victory? It's like the competition just stopped mattering to him. He lost the game of chess, but he wasn't even at the table."
He sighed.
"I don't know what to do, and I'm not used to that."