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10.03 Y	Yorrned was one of six. The others were Tivete, [Magic Merchant], Lolsed, a [Merchant] who specialized in north-south trades via Liscor during the fall and winter, Anlam, the one with the most wagons, who had held down a lot of the farming enterprise past Remendia by buying and selling crops, and Raeta and Jobbi, a couple who had joined forces and funds to occupy a lot of the glassware importing.
10.03 Y	“Lolsed reads. He’s got all the paperwork between us and too many books. Anlam’s taking in the scenery. Yorrned? I think he’s mostly concerned with the prospecting and figuring out how to establish a trade route. And Tivete is using her time trying to save as much magic as she can. She’s lost the most, poor woman.”
10.03 Y	The man tried to emphasize ‘employer’, but he was clearly nervous. Anlam cleared his throat. They were all there. Lolsed, Tivete, Raeta and Jobbi—
10.03 Y	Merchant Anlam did Ylawes Byres the credit of not running away when asked about the stockades. And he was doing the same thing he’d done for days on end—he sat and wrote.
10.03 Y	Ylawes was angry. He didn’t even bring up the deserter, but Anlam did.
10.03 Y	Ylawes just stared at Anlam.
10.03 Y	Anlam crossed something off his paper in front of him.
10.03 Y	Ylawes met the man’s eyes, and Anlam fiddled with a quill.
10.03 Y	The Gold-rank adventurer’s hostility faded a bit as Anlam clarified. There were a lot of crossing-outs and weird minutiae, but Anlam kept going.
10.03 Y	The Gold-rank adventurer’s hostility faded a bit as Anlam clarified. There were a lot of crossing-outs and weird minutiae, but Anlam kept going.
10.03 Y	“—Let’s wait until the colony has a reliable food source, Master Anlam.”
10.03 Y	“As far as the contract goes—that appears to be the final law, Master Anlam. I suggest any law is less valuable than how many [Guards] Salamander has under his employ and how trustworthy they are; you will always be able to dictate a new law or clarify a bad one.”
10.03 Y	The [Knight] turned on his heels, annoyed at the entire conversation. Merchant Anlam stared at Ylawes.
10.03 Y	Ylawes half-turned, and Anlam sat there, gnawing on one thumb.
10.03 Y	“Do you have an actual solution for the future besides a charter for this colony, Master Anlam?”

10.03 Y

Yorrned was one of six. The others were Tivete, [Magic Merchant], Lolsed, a [Merchant] who specialized in north-south trades via Liscor during the fall and winter, Anlam, the one with the most wagons, who had held down a lot of the farming enterprise past Remendia by buying and selling crops, and Raeta and Jobbi, a couple who had joined forces and funds to occupy a lot of the glassware importing.

10.03 Y

“Lolsed reads. He’s got all the paperwork between us and too many books. Anlam’s taking in the scenery. Yorrned? I think he’s mostly concerned with the prospecting and figuring out how to establish a trade route. And Tivete is using her time trying to save as much magic as she can. She’s lost the most, poor woman.”

10.03 Y

The man tried to emphasize ‘employer’, but he was clearly nervous. Anlam cleared his throat. They were all there. Lolsed, Tivete, Raeta and Jobbi—

10.03 Y

Merchant Anlam did Ylawes Byres the credit of not running away when asked about the stockades. And he was doing the same thing he’d done for days on end—he sat and wrote.

10.03 Y

Ylawes was angry. He didn’t even bring up the deserter, but Anlam did.

10.03 Y

Ylawes just stared at Anlam.

10.03 Y

Anlam crossed something off his paper in front of him.

10.03 Y

Ylawes met the man’s eyes, and Anlam fiddled with a quill.

10.03 Y

The Gold-rank adventurer’s hostility faded a bit as Anlam clarified. There were a lot of crossing-outs and weird minutiae, but Anlam kept going.

10.03 Y

The Gold-rank adventurer’s hostility faded a bit as Anlam clarified. There were a lot of crossing-outs and weird minutiae, but Anlam kept going.

10.03 Y

“—Let’s wait until the colony has a reliable food source, Master Anlam.”

10.03 Y

“As far as the contract goes—that appears to be the final law, Master Anlam. I suggest any law is less valuable than how many [Guards] Salamander has under his employ and how trustworthy they are; you will always be able to dictate a new law or clarify a bad one.”

10.03 Y

The [Knight] turned on his heels, annoyed at the entire conversation. Merchant Anlam stared at Ylawes.

10.03 Y

Ylawes half-turned, and Anlam sat there, gnawing on one thumb.

10.03 Y

“Do you have an actual solution for the future besides a charter for this colony, Master Anlam?”

Anlam

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