The thing is, the child immortals wouldn't be any more loyal to their immortal recruiter than they would be to the NID. And some of them, at least, would probably be very open to working for the NID. After all, here's an organization that may well accept them for who they are rather than making them play kids all the time.
There's a reason why immortals don't gang up very often. They are each other's natural and mortal enemies. Maybe the horseman managed to stay together but it was only four people and they had plenty of others to kill. You're not going to get anything like a regular chain of command when it's all immortals.
Plus, I don't like blanket statements of: everyone in some organization is evil and deserves to die; they and their families.
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Re: Oh I do wish you would write this one
Date: 2010-03-11 03:20 pm (UTC)There's a reason why immortals don't gang up very often. They are each other's natural and mortal enemies. Maybe the horseman managed to stay together but it was only four people and they had plenty of others to kill. You're not going to get anything like a regular chain of command when it's all immortals.
Plus, I don't like blanket statements of: everyone in some organization is evil and deserves to die; they and their families.