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Spawn of Khyber/LEB Judge
Col silently curses at the ill fortune not to have prepared the Baccobian chant to reveal the words of others today, and does his best to try to identify any of the maps from his faded knowledge of the Blue Mistress. [KN: Geography] He suruptitiously gestures for Kalen to come over, whispering softly, "You be mak'n 'ead or tail of this?"
Tramp prolly not be know'n if the buried secrets of the Secret One do be sit'n in 'er lap.
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"O'course, I be will'n. As I be say'n, there be archival work I could be do'n fer ya, and these blokes do be need'n someone w'a level head. Chongo 'specially, har, har!"
Col grins as he hands the book back, but internally grimaces and thinks a few choice words. "O' course, Lady. If you do be need'n 'elp with those documents, you be let'n me know, as words and secrets are my speciality. I know much 'bout many a thing."Malvoisin said:With payment completed, Lavinia gathers the ledgers of funds owed to her family, the strange journal ("Hmm, this is my mother's handwriting. It bears much investigation, thank you master Col.") and asks the party to carry some of the money back to the street above. That done, she approaches the clerk in Castle Teraknian's entry hall.
Tramp prolly not be know'n if the buried secrets of the Secret One do be sit'n in 'er lap.
Col shares a secret smirk with himself. They call me 'Mad', but once ag'in I be right. They no listen one day when it do be cost'n them, mark me words.Malvoisin said:"Sir, has anyone else visited my family's vault recently?"
"Of course, your brother Vanthus has visited the vault several times over the last month. Why do you ask?"
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Malvoisin said:Back in the carriage for the return trip to Vanderboren Manor, Lavinia has been silently lost in thought for quite some time. At last, she breaks the silence, asking of the party, "I would ask each of you something else, if you are willing. You've done so well, been so helpful. And now, with this turn of events, I fear I may need your help again. I would hire you permanently, if you are willing, as my agents...troubleshooters, if you will. I will pay each of you 100 gold pieces per month for your service. What do you say?"
"O'course, I be will'n. As I be say'n, there be archival work I could be do'n fer ya, and these blokes do be need'n someone w'a level head. Chongo 'specially, har, har!"