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Lex nodded, and they continued on.
After gathering information about the city, he turned to Mirna with his thoughts.
-- Well, I guess we'll find you a weapon first, so you feel more confident, -- he winked. -- I mainly came to the city because I hoped to meet one of my acquaintances, an aristocrat (up to the GM, whether there are connections in the city, or for some reason there are no longer). I intend to take up book printing seriously, more than before; I would like to become a monopolist, but I need support. Unfortunately, even getting into the upper city will be difficult without a pass. Perhaps the merchants' guild can help.
-- I... I'm not very familiar with this, so you don't have to consult me.
-- Just thinking out loud, if you want.
The couple goes to the market to look for a polex.
No polex was found at the market, but one of the vendors offered to tell them where they could get a good weapon in exchange for only 10 silver coins.
— I'm not trying to stall, I'm just having a conversation. And I'm not refusing to follow instructions. I'm just genuinely puzzled by what's happening.
— I really have a number of questions, — Abigail nodded. — Let's start with the simple ones. Do guild members have any additional responsibilities besides those already listed, and how does the guild treat working for the other side?