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Um... perhaps he didn't know that in Greytwater, foreigners cannot acquire real estate, own shares in businesses, etc.

He was probably counting on a possible exception to the rules, because in his opinion, if the deal is successful, Greytwater's economy will receive a nice boost, while the new landowner will not participate in the affairs of the country's domestic market, since his goal is solely to obtain a place of residence for himself and his family. Well, if that doesn't work out, he'll hang out here for a while and fly off somewhere else.

Moreover, there is a logical connection between the most environmentally friendly region of Ventorum and Greytwater.

And this is the main reason for such a "choice." The inhabitants of Vitus are very demanding in this regard.

You'd better get me Choe Se Hwan.

And he didn't fly anywhere and remains in the country.

Titus Lartius.

And for him, Greytwater is "too poor."
And by the way, what's up with Pride? Maybe he already has a family in Greytwater, and I don't know.

And what is the aristocrat like as a person? A conceited egoist?

By the standards of the majority of people, it is very difficult to compare the members of the aristocratic families of Vitus, but I would not call him an egoist in the usual sense of the word. In Vitus, hierarchy and mutual respect are highly valued, first of all, between family members, but also their "servants" (workers on plantations, butlers, cooks, servants, bodyguards, etc.) - they are treated very kindly, but at the same time, unconditional obedience is expected in return when it comes to performing work duties. The aristocrats of Vitus are distinguished by their calmness, a business-like approach to many things, a love for art, and a certain "closeness" (they are happy to communicate with each other, sometimes with the servants, but never open up to strangers - they only talk to them on business).

Well, yes, mainly political issues are of interest, regarding work and connections with people, organizations.

As follows from the name of the party, its main ideology is libertarianism in general, and minarchism to be more precise. Other members of the libertarian party of the FRRV:
Triton Auster (leader), Titus Lartius, Christopher Howard, Gaius Fabricius Liberius, Emilia Augusta.