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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Scotley" data-source="post: 3845363" data-attributes="member: 11520">Business seems to be handled smoothly here. Well over half the customers coming and going from the window are dwarves. The wealthy dwarven matron chuckles at something in the papers and then a middle aged dwarf with a carefully brushed and trimmed beard and a fine tailored suit steps up to her. "Ah, Misses Goldfinder, so good to see you again. I'm sorry you had to wait." He nods politely to Michael as he leads her to a large office just off the lobby. "I see Minnie is feeding you well Ernst. You're looking well." The two go off chatting about family. After about 10 minutes a moderately younger dwarf shakes your hand looking slightly less polished than Ernst giving a subtle suggestion to Michael of where a human captain new to the city ranks compared to a dowager dwarf with heavy money bags. "Captain, I'm vice assistant to the director Huntington Silverstone. Please come to my office and tell me what I and the Miners and Farmers Bank can do for you." He seems an eager fellow. "How is Durrin these days? I haven't been down to Axiopolis in some time." He leads you to a modest sized office at the back of the building and motions you to red leather wing-back chair. Half a dozen paintings of mining and construction operations fill most of the available wall space. Huntington takes a seat behind a substantial marble and oak desk that looks impressive, but Michael knows that the extensive use of stone is an indication of a less expensive piece than an all wood one would be.</blockquote>

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