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- Where's the key?
- Not right now, but I swear I won't leave without you.
- Slavemaster's got 'em. He hangs on to 'em tight, too. The previous one got careless, got skinned and gutted by a prisoner. Heh.
- This one's headed for the same fate. I'll be back soon.
- Hello, I'm Lord Joshua. What can I do for you?
- Nothing. I thought you were someone else.
- I'm on the municipal council, chairman of the arts committee. I'm a sculptor. In fact, this statue of Lord Beetlestone is my work.
- It's exquisite!
- Very nice. I'm going to take a closer look.
- Thanks! It came to me naturally. Minister Caudecus has been such an inspiration to me. It was an honor to capture his glory.
- You respect the minister a great deal, then?
- It's a wonderful piece.
- Who wouldn't? Just look at this place. From the exterior farms all the way to his palatial estate, everything is magificent, all due to his leadership.
- He does sound terrific. I'll just be going.
- Lord Kristanson, at your service. I'm the alderman of the municipal council for Beetletun Shire. Can I help you with something?
- Alderman? What's that?
- Golden Dagger
- The alderman is the senior member of the municipal council. Of course, we all answer to Minister Caudecus, but he's a busy man. He rarely attends council meetings.
- So what do you do as an alderman?
- That's interesting. Farewell.
- I arrange meetings with the municipal council and act as assembly chairman. We discuss the management and administration of Beetletun Shire.
- Do you have any other duties?
- I'll let you get back to your duties.
- As chairman of the economic committee, I coordinate with the town's merchants and oversee tax and levy rates.
- No offense, but that sounds boring. Good-bye.
- Hello. I'm Lady Bower. Do you need something?
- Just exploring the shire. Why are you here?
- Golden Focus
- I'm enjoying the solitude. I have many responsibilities here in Beetletun, and I come here when I need to unwind. I find it very peaceful.
- What sort of responsibilities?
- I'll leave you to your peace and quiet.
- I'm on the municipal council for the shire, so I deal with the residents' needs, and I also help Minister Caudecus as needed.
- Residents' needs?
- How do you help Minister Caudecus?
- That's all I had. Thanks!
- I help residents manage and sell their homes and lots. I also oversee the common property areas of the shire and handle assessments that they are required to pay.
- What do you do for Minister Caudecus?
- That's a lot of responsibility. Enjoy your time off.
- As a member of his housing committee, I review and recommend policy changes on issues related to housing and development, as well as help set tax rates on residences.
- What do you do for the residents?
- I see. Well, thanks for speaking with me.
- Hmm? Oh, sorry, I didn't notice you there.
- Where do I find the slavemaster?
- Golden Greatsword
- Don't let me interrupt your introspection.
- Sounds like justice. Hang on, I'll be right back.
- Refined from Ore.
- Just thinking about the past. I was appreciating my finest creation: the estate of Minister Caudecus.
- You created that?
- Huh. Maybe I'll go take a closer look.