Muddy Note

Day 1:$B6am to 11am - upper camp$B11am to 11:30 am- break, lunch$B11:30am to 4:00pm - canyon pass$B4:00pm to 7:30pm - upper camp$B$BDay 2:$BSame schedule as day 1$B$BDay 3:$BSame schedule$B$BDay 4:$BSame schedule, with one exception. Just before sunset, Thorsen had me cover for him as he crept down the canyon pass. I assumed he went to meet with our agents.$B$BBut he returned an hour later. This surprised me. I had hoped he met with our agents and would rejoin Kurzen. Something is wrong.

Day 5:$BThorsen was very agitated today. Whatever he saw or whomever he met during his excursion yesterday must have scared him.$B$BI assumed our agents spoke with him, but when I asked Thorsen where he went while I covered for him, he remained quiet. He believes I am his friend, and he believes he is protecting me from a dangerous secret.$B$BHis loyalties are misplaced, but they are strong. When he rejoins us, he will be a valuable addition to Kurzen's forces.

Day 6:$BEarly in the morning, Thorsen spoke at length with Sergeant Yohwa. I had to pretend I still slept and so was unable to move within earshot. But I assume they spoke of Thorsen's earlier excursion.$B$BI watched him closely at lunch and noticed Yohwa doing the same. Later, Doren summoned Thorsen. The three of them share a secret. Doren and Yohwa must know that Thorsen is meeting with your agents.$B$BHe is spying for the rebels.

We must give Thorsen no more intelligence, and we must kill him. He is of no more use to our Colonel. I will put an end to Thorsen if given the opportunity, but if you receive this letter then you will know I have not yet had the chance. In which case, I suggest Thorsen's next meeting with our agents is a fatal one. Hail Kurzen, -M