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/By the way, Ney, if you think you owe me 4500, that's not true. Revan charged me less than that for your staff, maybe only 2000-2500. I can't say for sure./
— By now, it should be perfectly clear that your esteemed husband, to put it bluntly, doesn't know how to handle money, and I don't want to entrust him with matters related to it. — Elrin Majorel sat back in his chair and pulled some papers from a drawer. — As you may know, "Reimford" continues to expand rapidly and absorb the market of the empire and many countries beyond its borders, and those who invested in this company in its early days have recouped their investments many times over. Now, it has become somewhat more complicated. After Larian Twice took office as the acting Duke of Larian, he invested all available funds and the centuries-old financial reserves of the duchy into this company — he even sold the ancient jewels of the Larians and leased out vast territories of the duchy, including the Duke's personal holdings with all his lands and estates scattered throughout the region. You must understand — this is a huge amount of money, simply colossal... Many representatives of the empire's aristocracy condemn this decision, pointing to the neglect of traditions and the "imprudence" of such actions, but the truly important element of this story is that at this time, Larian Twice has gained the ability to manage "Reimford" at his discretion. I do not know the details of his agreement with the director of this company, but today it is an undeniable fact — at the request of Larian Twice, "Reimford" has launched a great many new projects, the details of which are not even disclosed, and what is most outrageous by modern standards of trade and free economy — he forbade the company from accepting investments without his prior consent. His motives, however, do not concern us. What is important is that "Reimford" continues to grow, and if you wish to invest in it, I can help you with that. You can use your personal funds... Or somehow convince the Marquis to sign a document authorizing the use of family resources; it's up to you.
Elrin was indeed familiar with the situation at Reimford, and once again, she faced the question of investing in this company. -Yes, I understand now. My late father seriously considered the possibility of financially supporting Reimford, but centuries-old traditional beliefs about such things made him refuse. My husband... didn't even consider such an option. And, as time shows, these were not the best decisions. Nevertheless... this is a rather serious decision, and I will need time to think it over and discuss it with my husband. However, I hope that I can continue to count on your help in case I agree. Of course, before that, I will need to obtain sufficient information about the company's current economic situation. But I am very grateful for this offer. Is there anything else you would like to discuss?
So, I only owe you half of the reward for the sewers. That's good! Then let's go to the sewers first, and then maybe I'll allow myself to place a bet on the tournament, for example, on North, Locken, or Ples.
//first and foremost, it's about helping the city, and that's a noble cause, so it's perfectly fitting for an aristocrat //it's better to bet on the winners
In a tournament, never bet on players just because they are players... In the first round, Ples and I recommend betting on Begonia. She's good, and her opponent is just okay. Both players are well-known.
Ples, what do you think, should we go to Dahlia later and tell her about the evil spirits in the palace? Would she be interested?
I'm not sure. But you can try, nothing stops you.
Then let's go to the sewers first, and then maybe I'll place a bet on the tournament, for example, on Siver, Loken, or Ples.
Even I wouldn't risk betting on any of those three. It's better to bet on Begonia. The modifier isn't the most advantageous, but her chances of winning are quite good. If you want to take a risk, Jerl has certain chances (as it seems to me) against his opponent. If that Dreierian doesn't have many branches. But even I would hardly risk it, so it's better to stick with Begonia.
Alright, Mент, wrap up your chatter and let's get down to some useful stuff!
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Hopefully, this useless specialization will at least help with the sewage system.
1) It's useful. It's not just a cheap boost to useful stats, but also a critically important skill for something like a southern expedition. 2) No, a cartographer doesn't work like that.
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