“I have encountered strange endevours in the last, but this,” He motioned towards the other. “This is a fickle situation.” The resemblance between himself and the man standing before him is indeed uncanny, but something didn’t click with the general, nor he didn’t like the idea of a clone of himself.
“Then we have no choice but to resolve this little conflict.”
Was it a challenge, the other offered? If they were as alike in personality as they were in appearance this could be a problem. “Perhaps then, before we test our blades, we might investigate the situation?” One thing he learned over his many deaths is that he had a tactical blind spot. The unexpected often sent him into a chaotic state of mind. He’d made it a point to try and change that.
“My final memories before awaking today were of...” It took him a moment to think of just what had happened. “...Ah.. I do not rightly recall. Blood and flashing steel are all I can see.” It would seem that, after all, it was he and not the other who had been transported.