Could that ACTUALLY be true. No, wait, that doesn't square with the rest of - what does Merrin mean, the obvious allocation is method is money, that's not any form of Lawful Good that she's ever heard of, that's not Lastwall, that's how Osirion would solve the problem.
Separately, she notes that Merrin thinks herself exceptionally vulnerable to social pressure for an inhabitant of dath ilan, and that it is best to avoid applying that pressure in a way that looks like people cleverer or more knowledgeable than Merrin herself. Well, they've got three convenient Ostenso students for that. Or their impersonators, if their Bluff doesn't look good enough.
Albe is curious about masochists being allocated to those with the most money; most Lawful Good societies that she knows would try to allocate masochists to those most in need of them. She's also curious generally about how dath ilan was governed.
Could that ACTUALLY be true. No, wait, that doesn't square with the rest of - what does Merrin mean, the obvious allocation is method is money, that's not any form of Lawful Good that she's ever heard of, that's not Lastwall, that's how Osirion would solve the problem. There's got to be some level on which, if you were raised Evil and not in dath ilan, you know better to forego skepticism about the final conclusion that the rich elites get all the masochists and nobody else is allowed to know sadism exists. There'd obviously be an excuse, it could even be a very plausible one, you have to look at where the result ended up.
Separately, she notes that Merrin thinks herself exceptionally vulnerable to social pressure for an inhabitant of dath ilan, and that it is best to avoid applying that pressure in a way that looks like people cleverer or more knowledgeable than Merrin herself. Well, they've got three convenient Ostenso students for that. Or their impersonators, if their Bluff doesn't look good enough.
Albe is curious about masochists being allocated to those with the most money; most Lawful Good societies that she knows would try to allocate masochists to those most in need of them. She's also curious generally about how dath ilan was governed.
Could that ACTUALLY be true. No, wait, that doesn't square with the rest of - what does Merrin mean, the obvious allocation method is money, that's not any form of Lawful Good that she's ever heard of, that's not Lastwall, that's how Osirion would solve the problem. There's got to be some level on which, if you were raised Evil and not in dath ilan, you know better to forego skepticism about the final conclusion that the rich elites get all the masochists and nobody else is allowed to know sadism exists. There'd obviously be an excuse, it could even be a very plausible one, you have to look at where the result ended up.
Separately, she notes that Merrin thinks herself exceptionally vulnerable to social pressure for an inhabitant of dath ilan, and that it is best to avoid applying that pressure in a way that looks like people cleverer or more knowledgeable than Merrin herself. Well, they've got three convenient Ostenso students for that. Or their impersonators, if their Bluff doesn't look good enough.
Albe is curious about masochists being allocated to those with the most money; most Lawful Good societies that she knows would try to allocate masochists to those most in need of them. She's also curious generally about how dath ilan was governed.
Could that ACTUALLY be true. No, wait, that doesn't square with the rest of - what does Merrin mean, the obvious allocation method is money, that's not any form of Lawful Good that she's ever heard of, that's not Lastwall, that's how Osirion would solve the problem. There's got to be some level on which, if you were raised Evil and not in dath ilan, you know better to forego skepticism about the final conclusion that the rich elites get all the masochists and nobody else is allowed to know sadism exists. There'd obviously be an excuse, it could even be a very plausible one, you have to look at where the result ended up.
Separately, she notes that Merrin thinks herself exceptionally vulnerable to social pressure for an inhabitant of dath ilan, and that it is best to avoid applying that pressure in a way that looks like people cleverer or more knowledgeable than Merrin herself. Well, they've got three convenient Ostenso students for that. Or their impersonators, if their Bluff doesn't look good enough.
Albe, speaking to Merrin, is curious about masochists being allocated to those with the most money; most Lawful Good societies that she knows would try to allocate masochists to those most in need of them. She's also curious generally about how dath ilan was governed.
Could that ACTUALLY be true. No, that doesn't square with the rest of how dath ilan presents itself - what does Merrin mean, the obvious allocation method is money, that's not any form of Lawful Good that she's ever heard of, that's not Lastwall, that's how Osirion would solve the problem. There's got to be some level on which, if you were raised Evil and not in dath ilan, you know better to forego skepticism about the final conclusion that the rich elites get all the masochists and nobody else is allowed to know sadism exists. There'd obviously be an excuse, it could even be a very plausible one, you have to look at where the result ended up.
Separately, she notes that Merrin thinks herself exceptionally vulnerable to social pressure for an inhabitant of dath ilan, and that it is best to avoid applying that pressure in a way that looks like people cleverer or more knowledgeable than Merrin herself. Well, they've got three convenient Ostenso students for that. Or their impersonators, if their Bluff doesn't look good enough.
Albe, speaking to Merrin, is curious about masochists being allocated to those with the most money; most Lawful Good societies that she knows would try to allocate masochists to those most in need of them. She's also curious generally about how dath ilan was governed.
Could that ACTUALLY be true. No, that doesn't square with the rest of how dath ilan presents itself - what does Merrin mean, the obvious allocation method is money, that's not any form of Lawful Good that she's ever heard of, that's not Lastwall, that's how Osirion would solve the problem. There's got to be some level on which, if you were raised Evil and not in dath ilan, you know better to forego skepticism about the final conclusion that in a Extremely Pure Lawful Good Society the rich elites get all the masochists and nobody else is allowed to know sadism exists. There'd obviously be an excuse, it could even be a very plausible one, you have to look at where the result ended up.
Separately, she notes that Merrin thinks herself exceptionally vulnerable to social pressure for an inhabitant of dath ilan, and that it is best to avoid applying that pressure in a way that looks like people cleverer or more knowledgeable than Merrin herself. Well, they've got three convenient Ostenso students for that. Or their impersonators, if their Bluff doesn't look good enough.
Albe, speaking to Merrin, is curious about masochists being allocated to those with the most money; most Lawful Good societies that she knows would try to allocate masochists to those most in need of them. She's also curious generally about how dath ilan was governed.
Could that ACTUALLY be true. No, that doesn't square with the rest of how dath ilan presents itself - what does Merrin mean, the obvious allocation method is money, that's not any form of Lawful Good that she's ever heard of, that's not Lastwall, that's how Osirion would solve the problem. There's got to be some level on which, if you were raised Evil and not in dath ilan, you know better to forego skepticism about the final conclusion that in an Extremely Pure Lawful Good Society the rich elites get all the masochists and nobody else is allowed to know sadism exists. There'd obviously be an excuse, it could even be a very plausible one, you have to look at where the result ended up.
Separately, she notes that Merrin thinks herself exceptionally vulnerable to social pressure for an inhabitant of dath ilan, and that it is best to avoid applying that pressure in a way that looks like people cleverer or more knowledgeable than Merrin herself. Well, they've got three convenient Ostenso students for that. Or their impersonators, if their Bluff doesn't look good enough.
Albe, speaking to Merrin, is curious about masochists being allocated to those with the most money; most Lawful Good societies that she knows would try to allocate masochists to those most in need of them. She's also curious generally about how dath ilan was governed.
Could that ACTUALLY be true. No, that doesn't square with the rest of how dath ilan presents itself - what does Merrin mean, the obvious allocation method is money, that's not any form of Lawful Good that she's ever heard of, that's not Lastwall, that's how Osirion would solve the problem. There's got to be some level on which, if you were raised Evil and not in dath ilan, you know better to forego skepticism about the final conclusion that in an Extremely Pure Lawful Good Society the rich elites get all the masochists and nobody else is allowed to know sadism exists. There'd obviously be an excuse, it could even be a very plausible one, you have to look at where the result ended up.
Separately, she notes that Merrin thinks herself exceptionally vulnerable to social pressure for an inhabitant of dath ilan, and that it is best to avoid applying that pressure in a way that looks like people cleverer or more knowledgeable than Merrin herself. Well, they've got three convenient Ostenso students for that. Or their impersonators, if their Bluff doesn't look good enough.
Albe, speaking to Merrin, is curious about masochists being allocated to those with the most money; most Lawful Good societies that she knows would try to allocate masochists to those most in need of them. She's also curious generally about how dath ilan was governed.
Could that ACTUALLY be true. No, that doesn't square with the rest of how dath ilan presents itself - what does Merrin mean, the obvious allocation method is money, that's not any form of Lawful Good that she's ever heard of, that's not Lastwall, that's how Osirion would solve the problem. There's got to be some level on which, if you were raised Evil and not in dath ilan, you know better to forego skepticism about the final conclusion that in an Extremely Pure Lawful Good Society the rich elites get all the masochists and nobody else is allowed to know sadism exists. There'd obviously be an excuse, it could even be a very plausible one, you have to look at where the result ended up.
Separately, she notes that Merrin thinks herself exceptionally vulnerable to social pressure for an inhabitant of dath ilan, and that it is best to avoid applying that pressure in a way that looks like people cleverer or more knowledgeable than Merrin herself. Well, they've got three convenient Ostenso students for that. Or their impersonators, if their Bluff doesn't look good enough.
Albe, speaking to Merrin, is curious about masochists being allocated to those with the most money; most Lawful Good societies that she knows would try to allocate masochists to those most in need of them. She's also curious generally about how dath ilan was governed.
A dangerous-looking spherical cloud: Quasi-Elemental Steam, Water plus Positive.
Could that ACTUALLY be true. No, that doesn't square with the rest of how dath ilan presents itself - what does Merrin mean, the obvious allocation method is money, that's not any form of Lawful Good that she's ever heard of, that's not Lastwall, that's how Osirion would solve the problem. There's got to be some level on which, if you were raised Evil and not in dath ilan, you know better to forego skepticism about the final conclusion that in an Extremely Pure Lawful Good Society the rich elites get all the masochists and nobody else is allowed to know sadism exists. There'd obviously be an excuse, it could even be a very plausible one, you have to look at where the result ended up.
Separately, she notes that Merrin thinks herself exceptionally vulnerable to social pressure for an inhabitant of dath ilan, and that it is best to avoid applying that pressure in a way that looks like people cleverer or more knowledgeable than Merrin herself. Well, they've got three convenient Ostenso students for that. Or their impersonators, if their Bluff doesn't look good enough.
Albe, speaking to Merrin, is curious about masochists being allocated to those with the most money; most Lawful Good societies that she knows would try to allocate masochists to those most in need of them. She's also curious generally about how dath ilan was governed.
A dangerous-looking spherical cloud: Quasi-Elemental Steam, Water plus Positive.
