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"Do be well," he returned, "I would hate for there to be any further disturbances at my event. Already I have been told many have been thrust out due to misbehavior," he commented before turning back to the group.

"I read it," he said, speaking as neutral as always. "Which means that those far more attuned than I might read it as well. I merely wish to remind you of the many friends I have, many whom are Imperial of some standing. One, I am certain, who would be very keen to ask questions of his own after hea...

"Perhaps the danger is not of that variety?" Chos suggested. "Regardless, my friend. I would worry for how fervently you question the word we have received thus far. Any other might suspect something behind this than idle curiosity."

"I do believe the Imperials have factored all of this in when making their decision. Perhaps, they do so because of a danger to the population and this weighed that risk against all others," Chos looked to his compatriots and then Ters. "I feel for those who are still trapped out be Beinirk. Weeks a...

Among the earlier guests to the event was the judge, who had long ago lost the desire to appear fashionably late to anything. He was dressed formally, but not with the sparkle and glitz that some in his profession would be wearing to Pokosta's place. After a moment to scan the room, Ters made his w...

"I care not for the rabble my son busies himself with," he says with a dismissive wave of his hand.

"My son may be troublesome, and may not be blood," he says, looking out of the window as he replied. "However, mercenary, he carries the name Pokosta. You will not harm a hair on his head."

"Upon delivery," he said, "There is little risk in this assignment and I imagine you have little need for equipment for a sojourn into the city."

"Excellent," he said, bringing his hands together. "My son is.. difficult, but should know what it means when I summon him. I would ask, as an addition to this assignment, if you could tell me of what he was doing out there. As I understand you are contractors you will be paid for whatever informati...

"Certainly," he said, turning to the assembled group. Gesturing for the table just before him, "Come, take a seat that we might discuss. It is a simple matter, I assure you, but one that you will find offer a good reward. First, I would know of whom I am speaking. Tell me your names, your occupation...