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Sigismund Dijkstra (b. 1219) was the head of Redanian Intelligence. He was a physically imposing man; nearly seven feet tall and bald, with a rather noticeable stomach that was said to give the impression of a scrubbed pig.[4] Preferring flamboyant clothes with bright colors, he didn't dress the least bit like a spy. However, he was an exceptionally clever man, having studied at Oxenfurt Academy,[5] and was said to be very influential in Redania.[4] While he was referred to as a count in public, this was merely a cover that King Vizimir II ordered him to use so nobody would know that Dijkstra was a mere commoner.[6]

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Sigismund Dijkstra (b. 1219) was the head of Redanian Intelligence. He was a physically imposing man; nearly seven feet tall and bald, with a rather noticeable stomach that was said to give the impression of a scrubbed pig.[4] Preferring flamboyant clothes with bright colors, he didn't dress the least bit like a spy. However, he was an exceptionally clever man, having studied at Oxenfurt Academy,[5] and was said to be very influential in Redania.[4] While he was referred to as a count in public, this was merely a cover that King Vizimir II ordered him to use so nobody would know that Dijkstra was a mere commoner.[6]