Song of Fire
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((No need to worry; Galen will be taking this adventure into account when he fills out everyone's evaluations and performance reviews. It'll be fine.
Seriously, Fhiess, can't you at least keep your pets on a leash when in public?))
As the trio is informed that they will, in fact, be heard and the guards and secretary are sent away, Galen looks to Keranos. He has been the most direct at moving forward in this endeavor, and it seems to now be his show.
But it is Sagishi who speaks first, now even more direct than Keranos, and it seems there is no tact to be found here, only the simple statement of the way things are.
Galen nods along with Sagishi's words, and he joins in at the end. "I am afraid the entirety of our world is at risk here," he says. "If this rising calamity cannot be stopped, we can expect everything to fall into ruin: there will be nowhere safe, and nowhere to hide.
"We do understand you seek legislation to extend citizenship to your people, and we are willing to help in this endeavor. But we need also remember that the world has ceased to be as it once was: where there was a relative peace, there is now only growing turmoil, and it will consume all who yet live."
((Thank you, Ludwig, for telling everyone you want to rig the system to allow citizenship to the Underdark refugees. Or something.))
Seriously, Fhiess, can't you at least keep your pets on a leash when in public?))
As the trio is informed that they will, in fact, be heard and the guards and secretary are sent away, Galen looks to Keranos. He has been the most direct at moving forward in this endeavor, and it seems to now be his show.
But it is Sagishi who speaks first, now even more direct than Keranos, and it seems there is no tact to be found here, only the simple statement of the way things are.
Galen nods along with Sagishi's words, and he joins in at the end. "I am afraid the entirety of our world is at risk here," he says. "If this rising calamity cannot be stopped, we can expect everything to fall into ruin: there will be nowhere safe, and nowhere to hide.
"We do understand you seek legislation to extend citizenship to your people, and we are willing to help in this endeavor. But we need also remember that the world has ceased to be as it once was: where there was a relative peace, there is now only growing turmoil, and it will consume all who yet live."
((Thank you, Ludwig, for telling everyone you want to rig the system to allow citizenship to the Underdark refugees. Or something.))