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<blockquote data-quote="Sollir Furryfoot" data-source="post: 1952523" data-attributes="member: 748">To William (Private):[sblock]Response to your earlier diplomatic message.The ambassadors are able to get a conference with the Arch-Merchant with little hassle and are treated with courtesy and respect for the duration of their stay.&nbsp; The sights they see while visiting the Empire of Lynn are considerably different and strange than any other places.&nbsp; There are few living beings in the Empire and undead walk the streets without prejudice and seem to be as lively as those still breathing.&nbsp; All of the Lynnians wear ornamental clothing of multiple hues and go about the same hussle and bustle of every day life as those in most nations do, although perhaps with more laid back and polite.The Arch-Merchant himself is immediately pleased with the gifts, obvious wonder, intrigue, and thankfulness shown on his face.&nbsp; He will spend a good portion of the next few days examining the trinkets and information given to him and will also attempt to find out what type of illusory spell radiates from the box.&nbsp; He reads Al'Akbar's letter thrice over before Skakhor appears.&nbsp; Struck speechless by the sight of the creature, he even pokes it slightly with one lengthy, outstretched finger before apologizing, &quot;I am very interested in accepting both your master's offer and your service.&nbsp; To eliminate confusion however I ask if you know any specific favors or actions he would have of me and the people of Lynn or if he will simply call on me when an event has arisen?&quot;[/sblock]</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Sollir Furryfoot, post: 1952523, member: 748"] [b]To William (Private):[/b] [sblock]Response to your earlier diplomatic message. The ambassadors are able to get a conference with the Arch-Merchant with little hassle and are treated with courtesy and respect for the duration of their stay. The sights they see while visiting the Empire of Lynn are considerably different and strange than any other places. There are few living beings in the Empire and undead walk the streets without prejudice and seem to be as lively as those still breathing. All of the Lynnians wear ornamental clothing of multiple hues and go about the same hussle and bustle of every day life as those in most nations do, although perhaps with more laid back and polite. The Arch-Merchant himself is immediately pleased with the gifts, obvious wonder, intrigue, and thankfulness shown on his face. He will spend a good portion of the next few days examining the trinkets and information given to him and will also attempt to find out what type of illusory spell radiates from the box. He reads Al'Akbar's letter thrice over before Skakhor appears. Struck speechless by the sight of the creature, he even pokes it slightly with one lengthy, outstretched finger before apologizing, "I am very interested in accepting both your master's offer and your service. To eliminate confusion however I ask if you know any specific favors or actions he would have of me and the people of Lynn or if he will simply call on me when an event has arisen?"[/sblock] [/QUOTE]

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