0:00

What time are you streaming? That

0:07

will be airing at 6.30 my time, 1.30 Eastern. Okay.

0:14

So it is lunchtime viewing for the US.

0:18

It's supposed to be kind of like a... wait. Oh

0:20

no. Oh, please stop talking at me

0:22

Twitch. Do

0:24

you want Burger King? Have

0:28

you considered Amazon Prime? No.

0:32

Too much. I consider them. So,

0:58

Gable, do you want to try and locate where

1:00

the reference desk is operating? Is

1:12

it at the manor? Yes. Yes,

1:14

absolutely. I did not send you here for

1:16

no reason. Absolutely. Then I

1:18

will do that. I think there...

1:21

as you approach the manor, there

1:23

is a servant outside

1:26

who goes, ah, the

1:29

Laboleste company. How

1:31

may we be of assistance? Well,

1:34

we are very busy today. We would

1:36

love to go and speak

1:38

to the man behind the

1:40

reference desk if he's available at this

1:42

hour. And I do believe, even

1:45

though we did not necessarily set a time,

1:47

is Edith busy? I...

1:50

By first name, specifically. I will

1:53

inquire with Miss Truss. I

1:56

do... She did mention that

1:58

she was hoping... that she might get

2:01

a chance to speak with you today, so

2:03

I will let her know of

2:05

your arrival. As for the

2:07

reference desk, I do believe I saw

2:09

Mr. Gravel finish breakfast recently, so he

2:12

should be open for business if

2:15

you'll come this way with me.

2:17

And this person makes,

2:21

like, tries to make a

2:23

tactical decision and just

2:25

kind of trails off and does not even begin

2:27

to try and gender Gable at this point with

2:31

me. Excellent.

2:35

Yeah. Been there. Correct. And he, like,

2:40

leads you off to a

2:43

door of the mansion and, like,

2:45

opens up to what

2:47

looks like, you know, halfway between

2:49

an office and a drawing room.

2:51

Like, there is clearly some room

2:54

to entertain here, but desks have

2:56

been set up. And they're

2:59

like clerks' desks with, like, room

3:02

to sit on one side and

3:04

to, you know, have company for

3:06

people on the other, in addition

3:08

to sofas and a

3:11

more open space. But,

3:13

like, sun comes in through the windows.

3:16

We have the equivalent of

3:18

those downshaded green accountants desk

3:21

lamps that I

3:23

love so much. But, you know,

3:25

we're doing it in a more

3:27

Victorian kind of oil lit style.

3:30

It's very, very posh. And

3:32

you can see that thin,

3:35

wispy person who was pointed

3:37

out to you as the representative

3:39

of the reference desk. Good

3:42

morning. Good morning. Hello. We

3:44

are representatives of the Lobelesk State,

3:46

and I was hoping to get

3:48

some questions answered in regards to

3:50

the parties, some more administrational things

3:53

that we are in need of.

3:55

Are you open for business? Ah,

3:58

yes, yes. I believe... I

4:00

was dining with

4:02

your employer earlier, if I'm

4:05

not mistaken. Oh, yes.

4:07

I was there. I did not eat. But-

4:10

I made a note of that. Yes. Please

4:12

take a seat. I believe I've met

4:14

one of your colleagues. Was

4:16

it Tiffany who works in Burjaneeth?

4:20

Ah, Tiffany. Yes, she's very good at what

4:22

she does. Do I

4:25

detect any sort of, like, professional jealousy

4:27

or tone in there? I'll

4:30

bet you do, because

4:33

I'll bet Burjaneeth is, like, kind

4:35

of a coveted, cushy spot. There

4:38

are a lot of people that pass through

4:40

there, a lot of valuable information, and it's

4:42

just a more fun place in the world

4:45

to hang out. Well

4:48

she was fine, but I found

4:51

a bit confrontational, over eager. When I have

4:53

these type of exchanges, I like it to

4:55

be on my terms. Most

4:58

of our clients would prefer that, though I

5:01

fear that few of them find

5:03

that. Please have a seat. So

5:06

what I'll begin with is we

5:09

are in need of some

5:11

pretty expeditious transportation for a fairly

5:14

ill member of our crew. And

5:16

of course we don't want to shorten our

5:18

own holiday for this ill person.

5:21

I was wondering, are

5:23

there any upcoming transports into

5:25

and out of the city

5:27

that could get this individual

5:29

to a major metropolitan area

5:32

more quickly than we are able to provide?

5:34

I shall be returning to Alberto by the

5:36

end of the week. I

5:38

believe that it would be

5:41

easy for one to purchase passage

5:43

on that transport. However,

5:45

if this person is

5:48

ill and needs to

5:50

be attended, you should

5:52

probably send someone with them.

5:56

There's certainly no specialized transport that

5:58

we have for... The

6:00

sick is it. Contagious.

6:03

Know in the it is is

6:06

existing chronic illness. Of stairs ah

6:08

or but I believe there should

6:10

be no trouble with them Finding

6:13

transport so long as they have

6:15

the funds is now gable

6:17

a thing that you remember, especially

6:20

with your conversation with the brain.

6:22

Trust Spend I'm really using

6:24

the word brain pretty loose. Striving

6:27

to and groups around Wendell is

6:29

that the concern and sending Wendell

6:32

off on his own is that

6:34

he's not in a great place

6:36

and yet. Probably do want someone

6:38

watching over him in some

6:40

capacity. Absolutely to he he

6:42

he will be able to

6:44

navigate getting back home by

6:46

himself. Ah, I don't certainly

6:49

not without getting caught or.

6:51

Or kill door or something else. Horrible.

6:54

He's just in a bad depressive state

6:56

and not making good decisions yet. Ah,

6:59

or that, excellence. If

7:03

I had just lifted the sits manifests

7:05

I could have learned bad is any

7:07

signal. More. Perfect. Here.

7:11

Know. Though. With

7:13

a. Ah, searching

7:15

for i'd like to eat.

7:17

He is really searching his

7:20

memory here because the reference

7:22

dusk does. Endeavour to connect

7:24

people with. Ah, information.

7:28

There is a Swiss twelve

7:30

port in a burrito. If

7:32

you were to go to

7:34

a burrito then it would

7:37

be simple enough to treat

7:39

him as a package. With

7:41

the courier service suit and

7:44

all Korea would probably for

7:46

the right pay. Be

7:48

willing to transport him wherever

7:50

it is you needed to

7:52

go and swift will services

7:55

quite reliable. That. Test. He

7:58

said something. I can negotiate their you. No,

8:02

I have I'd information I

8:04

am not a commuter couture

8:07

Iraq. He. That said, his

8:09

jokes. So

8:11

that's Wendell, dealt with money, time

8:13

and keeping him a school until

8:15

the end of the week, which

8:17

I think made conveniently coincide with

8:20

some climactic events. Anyway, so it

8:22

seems that the which said deal

8:24

with this issue of is nothing

8:26

in a city said timely manner.

8:28

That's what I'm getting. A

8:31

while yeah I mean I'll tell you

8:33

as the Gm what bike or do

8:35

thing that I am hearing from you

8:37

on the player side is you want

8:39

window to be safe Ah and I

8:41

totally. I. Totally get that

8:44

and yeah want to support you

8:46

in the efforts. I am letting

8:48

you know that as players when

8:51

is valuable and P C leaves

8:53

your direct site. There. Is

8:55

a vulnerability that comes over

8:57

them at a cost you

8:59

are no longer able to

9:01

intervene Opposed the way you

9:04

engineer circumstances as to how

9:06

you are hand Wendell off

9:08

is going to dramatically affect

9:10

his use ability to navigate

9:12

the world sexually. Again, that

9:14

makes a lot of sense.

9:16

So keeping him close and kind

9:18

of his hands so. He get

9:20

kit grabs the knives is this

9:22

like I sent them As a

9:25

result was his super strong undead

9:27

all yeah the risks smile drag

9:29

around opposite case. No

9:32

matter how you decide to handle

9:34

the situation, there's a risk. right?

9:36

Like and Wendell, being around a

9:38

place where the cleaver is is

9:41

not a good situation. But neither

9:43

is Wendell. Kind of being angry

9:45

at the world and on his

9:47

own because you know he's like.

9:49

A bad night of drinking away

9:51

from deciding to make it read

9:53

further, Problems. Problems

9:56

read further. Problems Kissed. you know

9:58

for all of his. Good qualities.

10:00

He's kind of an adventurous

10:02

and care less violent man

10:04

who likes to get in

10:07

fights because he's really good

10:09

at that day it will.

10:11

It'll be tough no matter

10:13

what, but I also as

10:15

the Dm. Also, they're definitely

10:17

ways that you can ensure

10:19

that Wendell is able to

10:21

end his story arc safely

10:23

and happily, but that's not

10:25

guaranteed. This is my

10:27

I will move next sink

10:29

isn't that. Looks. Clary

10:32

or unless there's a T

10:34

Sin. Ah, we were hoping

10:36

to set down in this

10:39

place. I'm around. His

10:42

house. Like what the weather is there like,

10:44

and what's the general situation in that town

10:46

right now. My. My, what

10:48

a specific line of inquiry.

10:51

He. Yeah, he goes.

10:54

The. Answer to that question depends

10:56

on what you are willing

10:59

to spend. Fantastic! A

11:01

sea of course of willing

11:03

to spend ice is delightful

11:05

tale about this individual an

11:07

individual that we met along

11:10

our where to claims to

11:12

be the change length fascinating

11:14

us. And I

11:16

moves. Okay Okay so

11:18

what you are saying

11:20

is you have information

11:22

about. The. Z teams

11:24

like like like him aspect

11:27

of the team saying yes

11:29

my mind I could see

11:31

how that information might be

11:34

valuable indeed. He.

11:36

Pauses for a moment and

11:38

thinks things over. Tell. Me

11:40

what information you have

11:42

and I will. Offer.

11:45

In exchange, an equivalence

11:47

this little. Was of know

11:49

a man who would then he

11:52

walks is on either side of

11:54

his hands and had a very

11:56

nasty little white mustache. quite annoying

11:58

as you may Him. That and

12:00

over beverages one night he claimed

12:02

he was that very aspect of

12:04

the changes like I simply could

12:07

not believe it. but that is

12:09

his. Physical description or

12:11

I need you

12:13

to make a

12:15

presence church game

12:17

Will. You

12:20

are lying. While.

12:22

Also offering I have you

12:24

automation. That's what the seeds

12:26

and looks like he looked

12:28

Million circumstances under which are

12:31

under which you met him.

12:33

Ah are not at all

12:35

those circumstances I have us.

12:37

okay. fertilizer. That's what we

12:39

call it. the Business Alive.

12:43

And to be in the medical sensor

12:46

is this person. This, Ah, an

12:48

innocent. I

12:51

would not say okay okay. The kitties

12:53

trusted by in this since odd. Angle

12:56

Hot. Or

12:59

not, isn't that up to you I

13:01

haven't done away with and yeah, together

13:03

under thirty. It's a burger. Or

13:06

as a given day sir Older. I

13:10

believe I only has oh

13:12

would have only has. To.

13:15

The aids in that so I

13:17

will. That's a two or

13:19

three. Move to

13:22

Up That is a

13:24

success! On

13:26

it does come with

13:28

a competition see. Evaluates:

13:32

On right pace physical description

13:34

of a potential aspect of

13:36

the change. Doing could be

13:38

useful to the right parties.

13:40

He opens up a new

13:42

for fans guy the a

13:44

notation my thoughts about physical

13:46

descriptions of medicines. A little

13:48

bit about the personality, but

13:50

you know. White hair,

13:53

mustache, wears a lot of

13:55

watches on both hands that

13:57

is entered into. This

14:00

reference desk manual he looks

14:02

up in ghosts the Town

14:05

of Aca. Ron is no

14:07

more. At

14:09

least not where it was.

14:12

It was quite a mystery

14:14

for some time. Ah, discovered

14:16

by privateer ships that went

14:19

to pick up some goods

14:21

from that place and found

14:24

that place no longer on

14:26

the map. simply a forested

14:28

area in the. Place where

14:30

it used to be. However,

14:35

Months later, there was

14:37

reports of people claiming

14:39

to be from Aca

14:41

Robin hundreds of miles

14:43

from the former physical

14:45

site of Aca. Wrong.

14:48

After some digging was

14:50

done, reference desk members

14:52

located at least four

14:54

other places on sphere

14:56

were next to other

14:58

major forested areas portions

15:01

of the former town

15:03

of Aca. Ron had

15:05

popped up on the

15:07

map entire buildings collections

15:09

as members of community

15:11

scattered across the globe.

15:14

And. This may be. Worth

15:16

another secret, but. Whatever.

15:19

One accounted for. a list

15:21

of could have known people

15:24

who use to reside in

15:26

Aca Ron and physical locations

15:28

within Aca on that have

15:31

been rediscovered across fear is

15:33

available for purchase from the

15:36

reference desk artist Will. For

15:38

my expect, that. That's

15:41

fascinating. Snow Wow. Terrible. First,

15:43

such a wonderful fertile area

15:45

and had such. Think

15:48

Turkey's. To. Enjoy indeed!

15:50

All right, my next clary to

15:53

City Cells are travels the Us

15:55

to Loveless to state. would like

15:57

to make of those it's litter.

16:00

Great less Iraq and. I

16:02

hate to say it, it seems just.

16:05

So fantastical at the Nascar race and

16:07

I am I've I've no idea where

16:09

to begin to even get those tickets

16:11

to get Port See gets i everything

16:14

I need to get into the city.

16:16

I was voted for to tell me

16:18

a little bit about how best to

16:20

think to fruits such a thing for

16:22

someone who is a stuff attended. Before

16:25

he sold since hands. And

16:28

goes. Information about

16:30

the Red Center Masquerade

16:32

is. Quite. Privileged and

16:35

would be. Very, very

16:37

expensive. Not out of the

16:40

realm of possibility for a

16:42

representative as a privateer. Company.

16:45

But expense. I

16:48

will individually list the price

16:50

of different information you could

16:52

acquire should you have specific

16:54

questions, but there is no

16:56

general dossier that is available

16:58

to begin your inquiry. I'll.

17:00

Tell you little bit more about this

17:02

man. And. You can raise your

17:04

hand when I've given enough. To

17:07

know what I meet

17:09

since her rumors of

17:11

luminaries would not outstrips

17:13

the cost of. Information.

17:16

About the bread for the syndicate

17:18

that would come in the form

17:21

of heart coin. There are people

17:23

who are protecting those secrets and

17:25

also. People. Who seek

17:27

those secrets who have quite

17:30

deep pockets? So based on

17:32

that demand. It is

17:34

priced appropriately. So there's kind in nothing

17:36

I could tell. Yeah, That would give that

17:38

to me has. No know

17:41

why wouldn't say that Now

17:43

is definitely there are secrets that

17:45

could be told the birds

17:47

they would need to be of

17:50

political import. Think of things

17:52

you might know that. Would.

17:54

Be quite valuable to a wealthy

17:56

and powerful person. Ah yes, thank

17:59

you. I. Appreciate the

18:01

animation that you're after is relevant

18:03

to wealthy and powerful people. are

18:05

I said to have Nesbit ton

18:07

of great grace? I said all

18:09

right but yeah, like you've got

18:11

I money, not like I really

18:13

don't have money. I only want

18:15

to get is Travis his secrets cause

18:18

I think that's funny. And it's

18:20

his fault that were here. Button

18:22

Gravitas links strangely not

18:24

politically soluble, his nose.

18:27

Like ears. The thing like getting

18:29

the information about Aca Ron especially

18:31

like the general information of the

18:33

kind of what happened. That's a

18:35

curious oddity. their the are people

18:37

who are looking into that but

18:39

after on was never especially a

18:41

politically important community us and so

18:43

it's not the sort of thing

18:46

that people are like hey a

18:48

lot of money for it's like

18:50

concerned loved ones are like hey

18:52

wire my letters getting returned and

18:54

what not are and that's something.

18:56

that like yeah for like a couple

18:58

copper bits the reference tesco be like

19:01

yeah after on kind of got exploded

19:03

by a by forests and is getting

19:05

spit out across beer. That's

19:08

you know something that like only

19:11

very specific people are after were

19:13

information about the Red Feather Syndicate

19:15

where they hold their most him

19:17

politically important meeting that only happens

19:19

every once in a there are

19:21

so many people who would wanna

19:23

know about that's like the broker

19:25

would wanna. Know about that. So

19:27

if you know something that the

19:29

broker wants to know, you are

19:31

trying to figure out the amount

19:33

of money that you can charge

19:35

him before he would just send

19:37

somebody to kill you for them

19:39

for us and stuff like that.

19:43

I'm going to marinate on this and then come back to.

19:45

It's because I think of that night. Yeah, but I would

19:47

like to get a few little little bit. Before

19:49

before I did I

19:51

am at your surface

19:53

Fantastic! Santa Sex Other things

19:56

that I would love to know

19:58

how it is. Right who

20:00

what it is? I'm okay. What

20:03

are other things that are good

20:05

to know? How are a house

20:07

to see? Been see been good

20:10

as. Fast

20:12

or yards and this see information about

20:15

the see would be one com purpose.

20:17

so I got that spoiled army at

20:19

there you go. To

20:23

seize are oddly quiet

20:25

for just over a

20:27

year. Ah, it's the.

20:29

There are reports of.

20:32

Mariners. Sightings or

20:34

at least the drowned

20:36

fleet ships sailing over

20:38

the seas. but. No

20:40

reports of attacks in.

20:43

Quite some time. Susan Ah it

20:46

is as is. The.

20:48

Mariner. Is a

20:50

drift somewhere? That

20:52

we don't plan on going anywhere near

20:54

there, but good. Now that's the

20:57

seat one of the sky

20:59

and. How has I? I?

21:01

I'm stuck in my maps all

21:03

day. Is this is

21:05

the constellations of those the sky been

21:08

over the past. Year has

21:10

some things didn't seem to

21:12

have certain. Constellations

21:14

gotten brighter or softer.

21:17

To clarify, you would like

21:19

information about the shifting positions

21:22

of the stars yes and

21:24

not the sailing conditions of

21:26

the skies And know that

21:29

would be one copper bit.

21:31

Oh, I got another one. I'm just keeping

21:33

them in my in my. Neck for

21:36

kids. The skies I

21:38

have been full oversteer

21:40

the thirteen stars that

21:42

surround the Morningstar. Move.

21:45

Every night in spirals across

21:47

the sky without one winking

21:50

out in quite some time.

21:53

Awesome! Called. Us

21:55

to stop. Ah

21:59

of. As

22:01

there been any serious

22:04

phenomena are just surrounding.

22:06

You. Know specifically

22:09

like. A

22:11

whole and. Have holy

22:13

sites become. Holier

22:16

or weird. her.

22:18

An interesting question. So.

22:21

If I am to understand you

22:23

wish for rumors about holy

22:25

sites and I am assuming holy

22:28

to the Church of the Slain

22:30

called yes or he with

22:32

as he actually. Opens.

22:35

His like good. There's a collection

22:37

of manuals and files that he

22:39

kind of shifts through and goes

22:41

that would be to copper bits.

22:43

I absolutely had pets. Yeah, yes.

22:45

So basically what this is gonna

22:48

be for Most information at the

22:50

level that you are asking for

22:52

this, I'm going to ask you

22:54

to spend one from wealth. Of

22:57

that and that is gonna represent

22:59

anything that is like copper bits

23:02

that is to view hoover right

23:04

now kind of to change and

23:06

you know it's a fraction of

23:09

a fraction of a gold piece.

23:11

Yeah so it's not not a

23:13

big concern as it does appear

23:16

that there have been more miracles

23:18

are has of wait a twenty

23:20

five percent increase in fact over

23:23

the last year Around this time

23:25

next biggest you are. Quite welcome

23:27

I write. A novel that this

23:29

the soft the of I would

23:32

love to know wouldn't we got

23:34

here the relationship between mistress and

23:36

that what's his name from the

23:38

church. Next

23:41

to the. History. Between. Those two

23:43

is and a This. Is just for

23:45

my gosh said that will be

23:47

one silver bars. Her

24:06

Euros: It's James your game master

24:08

and welcome to the mid role.

24:11

As we go to spend most of my

24:13

time thinking our backers over. And the One

24:15

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And. With all that out of the way, let's

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get back in the sky. With

25:44

is not going to spend another

25:46

spend from wealth or I could

25:48

to or role yeah, you could

25:50

also role wells on this. or

25:52

you could supply secret information in

25:54

an exchange and I don't know.

25:57

What wouldn't I? For some reason I don't have

25:59

like dice. My wealth? What do you

26:01

have? Even put no points into wealth.

26:03

or I guess not a headless a

26:06

mess up the gop. But and because

26:08

I do have wells both I mean

26:10

it's a it's a question like so

26:12

the wealth stat his. Dad

26:15

does Gable resolve problems with

26:17

money ever Edu very well.

26:19

might have decided that table

26:21

doesn't and not put any

26:23

points in it. I'd probably

26:25

not. And yeah, so as

26:27

a result of what you

26:29

could do, Is. Instead

26:31

a like you would still

26:34

have to roll wealth but

26:36

instead of. using.

26:39

Wealth. Points. What

26:42

you'd be doing is spending points

26:44

are either from your feet or

26:46

from other pools perhaps like through

26:48

your intellect your like. I know

26:51

that I am going to the

26:53

reference desk and that I'm going

26:55

to need money in order to

26:57

pay off the reference desk. Yeah,

26:59

and that is cable. Like having

27:02

the foresight to go into the

27:04

ship coffers before this conversation and

27:06

and bring out a measure of

27:08

coin. Okay, So

27:12

this will be a wealth role.

27:14

You'd need to spend two points

27:16

to create a die to make

27:18

the role and one point to

27:20

upgrade the die. There are also

27:22

things that you can draw. I

27:24

believe you could throw a relationship

27:26

die in here. Your relationship to

27:28

the Eu who route crew ah

27:30

being a part of that poop

27:32

absolutely make sense to me. But

27:36

yeah use this rule have real like you

27:38

can also put throw your okay down I

27:40

know that something that nobody. Has done

27:43

in quite some time, but

27:45

that is making this a

27:47

more high stakes situation for

27:49

Gable. like as a person

27:51

what that would mean. Is

27:53

if you're guess failures or

27:56

you decide to quote Unquote

27:58

in the social. The in

28:00

get hit you could leave this

28:03

scene with a kind of deaths

28:05

were Gable has put themselves in

28:07

debt with the crew of the

28:09

You Who Rule because they have

28:12

spent may be more money than

28:14

has been intended or that sort

28:16

of thing. That. I

28:19

guess. For. This

28:21

one I will just spend. I will

28:23

spend it out of like. A

28:27

reputation. Building. On

28:30

Like to reputation that the rules as

28:32

money or the know that I think

28:34

this is building on the reputation with

28:37

the crew. Begin your personal reputation with

28:39

the crew. It's dislikes. I am taking

28:41

a significant amount of money out of

28:43

a guru coffers to pay. For.

28:46

Reference desk information because it's important

28:48

and that reputation represents everybody. Kind

28:51

of trusting you to handle that

28:53

situation Appropriate for yeah, says my.

28:55

Reputation. Of ad spending as I am

28:58

I using that dice pool. Suit

29:00

new Not using that mouthful. You

29:02

are creating a new dice pool

29:04

ah of for wealth essentially like

29:06

you as a delay of zero

29:09

Dyson wealth and you are spending

29:11

out of another step pool to

29:13

generate a while school. And what

29:15

this is gonna do is the

29:17

success that you generate here is

29:19

going to translate to the information

29:21

that you are able to get

29:23

out of the reference desk which

29:25

might be more limited so you

29:27

probably also want to spend points

29:29

from. Intellect or other areas to

29:32

generate like results for this

29:34

pool. The more that you

29:36

can put into this roll

29:38

them farther. your stuff is

29:40

going to go without you

29:42

as a player having to

29:44

pay off the reference desk

29:46

in secrets that might be

29:48

more politically relevant. At at

29:50

some notable to add reputation.

29:53

And ten that that read a d

29:55

Six. Twenty Six. And

29:57

then. I will pull.

30:00

on my relationship with

30:03

probably the, let

30:05

me know if this is silly, I'll pull

30:07

on my relationship with a sort of judgment

30:09

because we're talking about someone who we're talking

30:11

about two people who are like extremely

30:14

judgment worthy. So

30:17

the, uh, so I don't know. No, I

30:19

don't, I don't think that's going to work

30:21

because how's the sort of judgment going to

30:23

give you money? Essentially what you're trying to

30:25

do is use your reputation to give yourself

30:27

some money with

30:29

the crew. The crew can give you

30:32

money. They can produce money for, you

30:34

know, who else has no money. The

30:36

things that I have relationships with are the

30:38

party, the sort of judgment birds and

30:41

Travis. And I would

30:43

love if this is, I have

30:46

some stolen money from Travis. Travis

30:48

left, like had a lot of

30:50

money. Travis had received money from,

30:55

Ferdinand being studded out. Great. So

30:57

there is a chunk of change

30:59

that Travis has. I'm spending his

31:01

money. So what that's a, I

31:03

think that's a D another D

31:05

six. So that is a

31:07

relationship D six. So right now you

31:09

have two D six in your pool.

31:12

Let's try. I don't want to build

31:14

that anymore. All right. We got two D

31:16

six. All right. That's a two

31:18

into six for me. That

31:21

is a wash. But

31:24

it does come with a fate.

31:27

So grab a point of fate.

31:29

Oh, nevermind. It is not a wash. And

31:34

also the relationship that

31:36

you currently have with Travis

31:38

is intensifying. So you're going

31:41

to mark one of those

31:43

boxes, basically whatever the current

31:45

relationship state that you have,

31:48

which, you know, I would

31:51

say complicated and slightly combative

31:53

that is going to advance. You

31:57

advance along that track. Yeah,

32:01

this does, you do have enough

32:04

money to like

32:06

provide answers for

32:09

you for this like politically important

32:12

question. The

32:14

relationship between the

32:16

church and the red

32:18

feather company is complicated across

32:21

sphere as any person might

32:23

have noticed. These

32:25

are two very powerful

32:27

organizations that symbiotically depend

32:29

on each other through

32:31

engineering control of their

32:33

ruling members. The

32:36

church of the slain god wishes to

32:38

spread and the red

32:40

feather company travels farther and

32:42

faster than anyone else

32:44

in sphere. Members

32:46

of the church were early funders of

32:48

the red feather company and

32:51

purchased many, many

32:53

lengths of sale before

32:55

the declaration of ownership.

32:58

This led to a situation

33:00

where they both quickly became

33:02

the only centralized organizations on

33:05

sphere with any political influence

33:07

or power that touched many

33:09

areas. When

33:12

two organizations become powerful, they quickly

33:14

start to see one another as

33:16

a threat, even if they

33:18

depend on one another to exist.

33:21

So while the presence

33:24

of the church of the

33:26

slain god is tolerated here,

33:28

as there are many believers

33:30

who live in this area

33:33

and mistrust has no

33:36

desire to upset believers of

33:38

the church of the slain

33:40

god, it is also a

33:42

situation that mistrust does not wish to appear

33:44

weak in the eyes

33:47

of the church or the eyes of

33:49

the syndicate. So any power

33:51

gained here by the church is a

33:53

direct threat to trust. Aruvedi

33:57

has political aspirations within the church. the

33:59

Church of the Saint God, is

34:02

angling for important positions to

34:04

be seen as a figure

34:08

who could become a strong

34:10

leader within the Church. Everything

34:13

that he has done here in Sorrow's

34:16

End has been

34:18

working towards that vision.

34:22

The stories that leave this

34:24

place are stories of his

34:26

miraculous works, the lives that

34:29

he has saved. Those

34:31

will reach the ears of important

34:33

people. And

34:36

he decides how valuable this information

34:38

is versus how much you've spent.

34:42

Mistrust wishes to retain as

34:44

many people here as possible,

34:47

building the workforce. And

34:51

Mr. Aravitti wishes to release

34:53

a steady flow of people

34:55

from this place. There

34:58

is some cooperation in keeping them

35:00

here as the Church does charge

35:02

for its services. And the more

35:04

money people spend with the Church,

35:06

the less money they have to

35:08

put towards their debts. However,

35:11

the Church has created conditions

35:13

where certain members are able

35:15

to work through their debts

35:18

quite quickly and distribute themselves

35:21

across sphere. So

35:23

there is tension between the two.

35:26

Both Truss and Aravitti are

35:28

politically influential figures

35:31

within their organizations.

35:34

They would very much like to have this

35:36

region locked up and secured

35:38

so that it could be said that

35:40

one organization or the other is the

35:42

more powerful. And the stronger

35:44

they both maintain, the

35:47

more tensions rise and the

35:49

greater the expectations of their

35:51

parent organizations become. That

35:54

said, both individuals

35:56

are clever political maneuvers.

35:58

They Do not desire to be a part of the Church. They're this conflict.

36:01

They simply prepare for it as

36:03

a practical measure. Tremendous.

36:07

Yeah. Very good gear job.

36:09

Assess the your pockets are

36:11

very deep and that is

36:14

appreciated. Let's move over to

36:16

or a bar and mistrust.

36:24

Pastors Some time like you are

36:26

basically seated in a comfortable area

36:29

of the mansion see is brought

36:31

to you. You're you're treated as

36:33

you know, welcome guests as you

36:35

wait for mistrust to be available

36:37

for a meeting. Tiny tiny scene

36:40

while this is happening we just

36:42

get like a wide shot of

36:44

the Captain and ah John. It's

36:46

just kind of like sitton, wait

36:48

and wait. And and sitton and

36:51

then john. it can adjust. To.

36:53

The cabins a. So. Ah,

36:56

What's the most? Harm and

36:58

saying that Julian Laba lest has

37:00

done in recent memory. Like.

37:03

What would let's like that the

37:05

most base thing that this fancy

37:07

person has done. Oh

37:10

ah. I. I

37:12

was I so I thought it

37:14

would be inappropriate to go in

37:17

give you a bad habit. but

37:19

if I was to go and

37:21

pick one you might be something.

37:23

is a a saucy eat her

37:25

prone to outbursts if you are

37:27

served like a good assess. oh

37:29

oh we can turn this knows

37:31

all the way up. Okay okay

37:33

enter enter and he he he

37:35

ah for will whoop. Character building

37:37

says that that you two are

37:39

indulging. We don't need.

37:41

It we both made I am I as

37:43

though difficult. As

37:45

yeah you are served see

37:48

their there are some biscuits

37:50

but like after a a

37:52

good few minutes a servant

37:55

comes on ghost the gentleman

37:57

mistress is awaiting your are.

38:00

It's in her office. And.

38:02

He like sweeps you across

38:04

the room through the mansion

38:07

to an office he says

38:09

well appointed in than this

38:11

is you know a stock

38:14

construct of a mansion. however

38:16

like he does appear some

38:18

parts of it or hastily

38:20

assembled like you were. Go

38:23

through this area where the

38:25

hallways feel as though they

38:27

are of a different design.

38:29

The walls around you. Are

38:32

some kind of like ruff stucco

38:34

construction? Even if it is trying

38:36

to maintain an air of read

38:39

feather propriety it looks like just

38:41

go lay out and construction of

38:43

this hallway is very different from

38:46

the rest of the mansion your

38:48

brought to a small office in

38:50

front of very large windows. And

38:53

those of you with any

38:56

like I Think Like or

38:58

Amar and John, it probably

39:00

has some architectural sense in

39:03

that being on ships and

39:05

around ships. Ah, you know

39:08

when you have a large

39:10

space that is reconstructed to

39:12

create different vibes? This was

39:15

clearly a larger, grander office

39:17

that was converted into a

39:19

hallway full of small offices,

39:22

soap trusses, Office has this

39:24

window that is for a

39:26

massive office, but it's for

39:28

a tiny room. so there's

39:30

dislikes: a huge massive decorative

39:33

window that you can't really

39:35

take in all the glory

39:37

of because it is such

39:39

a small room now. but

39:41

you can see that like

39:43

there is a tastefully carved

39:45

desk off with many papers

39:47

and maps on it's there

39:50

is a very complicated calendar

39:52

on the wall. Ah, that

39:54

looks like it is marked

39:56

with a system of difference

39:59

since. That like, if I'm sure

40:01

you were given enough time, you could

40:03

decode whatever it is it meant by

40:05

it. Clear he appears that this is

40:08

the office of a very organized person

40:10

who takes her business quite seriously. She

40:13

is working with some paperwork on

40:15

her desk. And

40:17

he looks up. Ah yes,

40:20

Novelist and son. A.

40:22

Yes indeed. It is always a

40:24

delight to be. You'll come to

40:26

the he this at this is

40:28

my son. Til

40:30

go Tell Gay please introduce

40:32

yourself to the kind lady

40:35

John. It less that ah

40:37

hang in the air for

40:39

a second as he's very

40:41

anti to leave. I can

40:44

a scans the room slightly

40:46

unimpressed nods and then ah

40:48

then kind of takes a

40:50

couple steps towards Ah Trust

40:52

and gives a very prescriptive

40:55

and like mechanical had. A

40:57

handset or offer them very mechanical handshake.

41:00

I'm trust books up from

41:02

her desk, stands up ah

41:05

and reaches out for handshakes.

41:07

You can tell like this

41:09

is a person who is

41:11

very business minded but. Is.

41:14

Not a. Political.

41:17

Navigator in the same way that

41:20

like either of you might be

41:22

a shake your hand and goes

41:24

wonderful to me to and thank

41:26

you. I expect that you are

41:29

here to learn the ways of

41:31

business from your father. Ah,

41:34

it would appear as though

41:36

I've been conscripted into the

41:38

family business. He says need

41:40

to go in predicted such

41:42

said political terms. My boy,

41:44

it's a glorious opportune seafood

41:46

to travel the world is

41:48

it sets illustrious location such

41:50

as this. Absolutely absolutely Father

41:53

and I should say amend

41:55

my previous statement to say

41:57

that I have. I am

41:59

honored. To be. That

42:01

better Now. I

42:04

do believe your eyes were raving

42:06

about the space and zip up by.

42:08

I must say I love was we've

42:11

done with the play cd He this

42:13

has like a thin smile. And

42:17

she turns. She turns to

42:19

John It and says style

42:21

is the product of permanence.

42:23

Elegance is something that can

42:25

be afforded by those who

42:28

have achieved something when you

42:30

are working to achieve something.

42:32

You. Make do with what is given.

42:35

as he saying this real quick

42:37

seem paying. was this the beagle

42:39

window thousand for a horror of

42:41

whole floor but now just for

42:43

her office is it. Can.

42:45

We say that it's like backlit

42:47

like backlighting her like, oh yeah,

42:50

yeah, definitely because there's so much

42:52

like coming in from. Go.

42:54

I think that yes, it's

42:56

what and what would you

42:58

say? Your greatest achievements here

43:00

and sorrows and might be

43:02

establishment of production followed by

43:04

expansion of production. Before my

43:07

time with the syndicate there

43:09

was a different hue considered

43:11

to be read Setter crimson.

43:13

I located and developed

43:15

a process for extracting

43:17

a far more pleasing

43:20

to that has replaced

43:22

our branding across the

43:24

sleep. And. I

43:26

have taken a what used

43:29

to be very specialized process

43:31

only available to officers and

43:33

official documents and broadened it's

43:35

production to the point where

43:37

it now sits upon uniforms

43:39

and flags. Given time,

43:41

I will be able to

43:43

expand production of many other

43:45

hughes that will allow the

43:47

Red Feather Syndicate to be

43:50

identified and be one of

43:52

the most valuable commodity is

43:54

exported by our brand across

43:56

the whole of the rediscovered

43:58

world. Of course the. can only

44:00

be done with proper assistance,"

44:02

she says, turning to Oromar.

44:06

She's such a tastemaker. I remember

44:08

back in the day, the previous hue, why

44:11

it was so common that anybody could make

44:13

it at home without gloves, even. And

44:17

it faded quickly. It made

44:19

our organization look cheap

44:21

and impermanent. Oh,

44:23

Father, was that the same shade that

44:25

we saw? Let's

44:29

see, two or three ports

44:31

ago on those unsightly gentlemen

44:33

that's claimed to be from

44:35

an old company of red

44:38

feathers? Oh, you mean the

44:40

one Westfield? Yes, yes. I do believe

44:42

you have chatted about our old August

44:44

to eat it before. Disgraceful

44:47

behavior. Well, I

44:49

must say that the

44:51

improvements that you've made are

44:54

hand over foot much better, because

44:56

the old gods, they just seemed…

45:01

I appreciate your interest in taste.

45:11

I do not share your ability

45:13

to appreciate the aesthetics as much.

45:16

What I found in this place is

45:18

a superior product that serves the red

45:20

feather fleet in a superior way, but

45:23

it is not the most valuable thing

45:26

that I have developed here, not by a

45:29

long stretch. There

45:31

are two products leaving this region

45:33

which are far more valuable to

45:35

red feather aims. The

45:37

simplest being the byproduct that we

45:39

did not know what to do

45:42

with of this die, and the

45:45

next being the process by which

45:47

we created. With

45:49

the right voices and

45:52

the right ears, I

45:54

believe we will be able to

45:57

expand and capitalize on both of

45:59

those resources. and

46:01

everyone who is involved with

46:03

that expansion stands to profit

46:05

quite considerably. My empire

46:08

in the making! Now, I do

46:10

have to remind you, mistrust, that

46:12

my style of business is working

46:15

with such illustrious people as

46:17

yourself and the members of the Red

46:19

Feathers who have interesting

46:21

histories with their accounts and their family

46:24

members and resolving those issues amicably. Now,

46:26

the conversation that we're about to have

46:28

is not necessarily in that space, but

46:31

I do have to do my due

46:33

diligence for business. There aren't any other

46:35

family members that might be trying to

46:37

get in the way of the empire

46:40

you're trying to build. In

46:42

terms of blood relations, no,

46:45

nothing of the sort, but of

46:47

course politically within the syndicate, there

46:49

are challenges. The

46:52

tallest blade of grass is the

46:54

first to be cut, as

46:56

they say. I do

46:59

wish for a position of

47:01

greater prominence within our organization,

47:05

but to attain that room must

47:07

be made. There are those who

47:10

do see the value in what

47:12

I have achieved here in Sorrow's

47:14

End, but more importantly, what

47:16

I aim to achieve. And

47:19

there are those who have also, rightly, identified

47:22

that as a threat to their

47:24

own positions because they have grown

47:26

complacent. A

47:28

privateer such as yourself

47:32

might help me achieve

47:34

my ends without

47:37

tipping off my rivals. The

47:41

level of being able to operate below

47:44

the surface but still rub elbows furiously

47:46

is where I like to be best

47:49

in life, my dear Edith. Now, son. Yes,

47:51

father. We are going

47:53

to be having a very fruitful

47:57

conversation, but I do

47:59

believe that... that Mrs. Eva E

48:01

:) here is a cautious sort, and

48:03

will want to make sure that the

48:05

number of years to hear the business

48:07

will be limited. Now

48:11

now, now now, I do not

48:14

think this is the appropriate time

48:16

for you to be heavy. John

48:26

has done it, falls to

48:28

the floor and starts kicking

48:30

his feet. No, no, I

48:32

want to be an executive,

48:34

I want to be important.

48:39

I have a question to ask here,

48:41

a GM question, in

48:43

terms of point refresh, because

48:45

Clem is poor. I think everybody

48:48

is going to refresh because we

48:50

redid Johnnett's character sheet, and I know

48:53

that that

48:55

required to refresh. I was

48:59

spending, so I'm

49:01

glad that the coppers have been restocked

49:03

for the nonsense that's about to occur.

49:07

I would love to roll

49:10

prowess specifically in

49:13

Julian Larrbalast who goes over

49:15

and starts to poorly manhandle

49:18

his son to try and get him to behave. Prohys

49:21

is my worst stat, it is just for a single

49:23

V8. We're

49:26

rolling to see what's likely to happen

49:28

here, but also the chance

49:30

of failure here is very juicy and trying to

49:32

make my son stop tantruming.

49:35

Okay, okay, that's interesting. Yeah,

49:37

failing on purpose, but mechanically.

49:50

Thank you. We

50:10

once again return to the long

50:12

line of perspective applicants to the

50:14

Sky Ship Uhuru. Somebody

50:16

we can see dressed in

50:18

a pinstripe suit, walks off

50:21

the line, can see that

50:23

he's got big hairy knuckles,

50:26

rings all over his fingers in a

50:28

big cigar. He drops headshots and resumes

50:30

down on the table and takes a

50:32

seat in front of the audition committee.

50:35

Snappy dresser, I like that. Oh thank you

50:37

very much, thank you very much. So,

50:41

who do we have the honor

50:44

of our acquaintance picking up the

50:46

dog? Oh yeah, yeah, the name

50:48

is Kenji. Alright

50:51

why did you look at the ceiling when you

50:53

said that? Ah,

50:55

hey, hey, you know people look all

50:57

sorts of places but to you guys

51:00

I'm Kenji alright? I'm from Japan. Right,

51:04

I was going to double check

51:06

whether that was Kenji with a

51:09

J or Kenji initial surname so

51:11

okay. Okay. Pleasure to meet you

51:13

Kenji. Arigato. Good thing

51:15

you're speaking to me. So,

51:21

I feel like,

51:25

what are you trying to do on the ship? What

51:27

brought you out here today? You seem, honestly

51:29

you seem over dressed buddy. Well,

51:31

you know I'm looking to change

51:33

lines of work. I

51:36

used to work under a

51:38

Shogun, did that for a

51:40

while and my

51:43

master was killed and

51:46

that left me in disgrace and

51:48

my choices were you know kind

51:50

of punching my own ticket or

51:52

going off as a Ronin. Yeah,

51:55

yeah, yeah. So, I've been doing that,

51:57

going to village to village sort of.

52:00

helping people as I go.

52:02

Also, I adopted a kid.

52:04

Wow! Yeah, that

52:06

was accidental, but I feel,

52:09

you know, heavy responsibility to

52:12

keep him safe. So that's kind of

52:14

what I do. So, mate, I suppose

52:16

this means you're looking to work with

52:18

us because you're looking to be a

52:20

bit of a breadwinner for your new

52:22

parenting situation? Yeah, yeah. I also want

52:24

to put my skills to

52:26

use, you know, sort of a community.

52:30

I grew up, I studied the

52:33

blade. Yeah. That's kind of how

52:35

I've lived my life. I live,

52:38

you know, I intend to die by

52:40

the sword, you know,

52:42

the way my ancestors did. Yeah, I mean,

52:44

you know, I was out in my youth

52:47

dating women and all that while you were

52:50

studying the blade so well. Yeah, exactly. Yeah.

52:52

I have to give you respect for that,

52:54

mate. You got to imagine while you're out

52:56

having parties and premarital sex. I'm

52:59

studying the blade. Yeah.

53:01

I could see that in you. Just

53:03

out of curiosity, a lot of people

53:06

in your position will choose

53:08

to go on a hellish crusade

53:10

because they're at the end of

53:12

their rope to get their honor

53:14

back, if not materially, then internally.

53:16

What are your thoughts on that?

53:18

Well, I'm sort of going on

53:20

a quest asking

53:22

myself, what is honor, you

53:25

know? There's a lot

53:27

of talk about it. A lot of people

53:29

have a lot of strong ideas, strong thoughts,

53:31

and like, this is how one lives their

53:33

life with honor. You know, and for a

53:36

long time, for me, that was serving a

53:38

Shogun. Yeah. But, you know, if I'm being

53:40

honest, and I got to be honest in

53:42

an interview, because that's part of what I

53:45

think honor is, my

53:47

Shogun died because I

53:49

wouldn't defend him in the end because

53:51

I found out the nature of man

53:53

that he was. And I was not

53:55

an oppressor. There's a threshold. It's like,

53:58

I could live and die. And

54:00

I honorably the way that I had

54:02

been raised and taught

54:05

what honor meant, or I could

54:08

go on a larger journey of

54:10

self-discovery and figure out what honor

54:12

was for myself. Absolutely. That's

54:15

kind of what I'm on right now.

54:18

Being able to puzzle through your own

54:20

existential crises are increasingly important as the

54:22

requirements of working under the hood. Fuck

54:25

yeah, existential crises. That's

54:27

what I'm all about. Hey,

54:32

KidZ, I do

54:34

have some follow-up questions, but I gotta

54:36

say, no matter how your sponsors are

54:39

going so far, it is two thumbs all

54:41

the way up, Humbly. Sure, sure, sure. All

54:44

the way up. So I

54:46

was curious, what does

54:49

honor mean to you currently?

54:51

It feels like you've been on this

54:54

long trip and probably hopping

54:56

from town to town, probably solving

54:58

one to two people's problems from

55:00

pit stop to pit stop. Where

55:04

are you emotionally? Well, you

55:06

know, that's a funny thing, right? Honor

55:12

in the way that I was

55:14

raised was typically defined as service

55:17

to one's betters or service to

55:19

higher things. And

55:22

I struggled with that in moments

55:24

that I thought was going to be my

55:26

final moments there. You know, I

55:28

was committed to after I didn't defend my show

55:30

gun. It's like, well, hey, that's

55:33

it, buddy. You don't

55:35

come back from that one. And

55:37

so I'm sitting there and contemplating,

55:39

well, this guy is supposed to

55:41

be my better when

55:44

he couldn't even live his life with what

55:46

I would call honor. No, no,

55:48

no. And so

55:50

I have been living my

55:52

life in service. But

55:55

to who? Service to whomever is

55:57

in need. And that right

55:59

now is. where I believe honor is

56:01

found. The one problem

56:03

with that is, well, you can't

56:06

feed an eight-year-old with

56:08

that honor. There's

56:11

a certain honor in feeding an

56:14

eight-year-old as well. I'm

56:16

coming to learn. So,

56:18

I'm trying to balance that and also

56:20

have it all. Yeah, unfortunately, it's a

56:23

little bit of a narrative overlap in

56:25

terms of a father figure who's going

56:27

through an existential crisis and the not

56:30

blood related but young-ups start with a destiny

56:32

and then forging a connection while going on

56:35

adventures. But we may have reached the end

56:37

of that arc or we're moving into

56:39

a new era. So, there is a gap

56:41

for that in our workforce at the moment.

56:45

Hey! I'm feeling pretty good

56:47

about this. I do, we just, with

56:49

all our applicants, we want to make

56:51

sure that there's no other conflicts. I'm

56:53

reading on your resume that you have

56:56

an open-ended appointment with a

56:58

final showdown that's

57:00

both metaphorical and physical

57:03

that you do

57:05

plan to die in. But

57:08

yeah, well, I still

57:10

kind of see, even

57:13

if I've redefined honor for

57:15

myself in my life's quest,

57:17

I saw death on

57:20

the battlefield, right? Because I could've

57:23

walked in there, drawn my blade

57:25

and gone, hey, step away from

57:27

my Shogun, alright? And

57:30

I didn't. I turned

57:32

away from that, but that destiny is

57:34

still awaiting me. There is no peaceful

57:37

death for one who holds 10,000 folded

57:40

steel, alright? Yeah, yeah, yeah. So, I

57:42

don't know what that moment exactly looks

57:44

like for me, but I

57:46

do know that I will be there to

57:48

meet it, Blade Tron, you know what

57:51

I mean? Yeah, yeah, yeah. So, obviously

57:53

retirement is not a going

57:55

concern for you. Retirement

57:58

will be in the memories of— those

58:00

whose lives I've touched, huh? Well,

58:02

I lay off the jaunt, we'll

58:04

cut that out of the benefits package. One

58:08

final question before we go. I mean, the outcome

58:10

here seems to be already kind of set, but

58:12

I do need to ask, less of a highfalutin

58:14

question, could you cut a

58:16

floating leaf in half and barely look

58:18

like you've moved your hand? Well

58:22

there's only one way to find that out, right pal?

58:25

Jaunt, throw the leaf. My

58:27

leaf! Oh, everything went black

58:29

except for one white streak that just...

58:31

That went right through the air. The

58:34

leaf floats down and falls to

58:36

the ground looking like it is whole, but

58:39

as it falls, once it

58:41

finally hits the ground it like falls

58:43

into many, many pieces. Wow. Wow. Hey,

58:47

I still got it, huh? Nice,

58:50

nice, nice. Yep. That's Japan! I'm in, I'm

58:52

in. Gable stands up and

58:54

in slow motion, just

58:56

eye contact being made with

58:58

Kenji over the... Warrior to warrior.

59:03

Just under the sound of an Italian

59:06

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59:09

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59:11

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59:13

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