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does this resonate with you as well? Does this |
check out, lore-wise? I don’t know what the fuck |
you do.” The Archivist is like, “I believe based |
on what they’ve stated, at least it’s consistent |
though I’m a bit confused as to the demeanor of |
the goblin. It’s not unheard of to have goblin kin |
turn against their own. There have been a number |
of historic individuals of various monstrous races |
who have been beneficial members of society.” |
LIAM: I invite Nott up to my piggy-back position |
on my shoulders. |
LAURA: You can’t, she’s chained up. |
LIAM: I scoop her up. |
SAM: This is even more awkward. Just put me back |
down. Put me back down. |
LIAM: Just let it happen. |
SAM: No! The chains are pulling me one way and |
you’re pulling me the other way. Just come down to |
my level! Come down here! |
MATT: “Bring the two others forward.” They bring |
forward Gustav and Bosun. “This is your circus, |
right?” He goes, “It is my circus and I take full |
responsibility for what’s happened. Sincerely. |
They have done nothing wrong. They are completely |
innocent. I brought this creature into our fold |
and that is on me. Whatever judgement you have, |
bring onto my head, not theirs. Please. I implore |
you.” “Fine. I’ll consider the investigation |
closed. You’re all freed of charges against you. |
Including the goblin.” |
SAM: Oh! Thank you! I would kiss you if I could. |
MATT: “I would not recommend trying. Okay. Gustav, |
what’s– I can’t read your last name. You’ve been |
given quite a debt for Trostenwald so you shall |
remain here until you’ve worked off the debt to |
the city. To the number of 2,645 gold pieces. To |
make up for the deaths of our two crownsguard, of |
the two civilians who have died, and the general |
cost of this entire investigation. We’ll consider |
what your work is to the city tomorrow. However, |
the rest of you: you’re free to go. I’m going to |
go get myself some sleep.” |
LIAM: Can I have my book back, please? |
MATT: Takes her armor off. “(sigh) All right. I’m |
going to get a drink.” She puts her cloak on and |
then hops off. With the imposing sight of her on |
top of a large pedestal and desk, she hops down to |
her natural dwarven height and it’s almost |
adorable to watch her just skitter the hell out of |
there. She’s done. |
LAURA: Where are you getting a drink at? |
MATT: There’s no response. |
LAURA: Do you want company? |
TRAVIS: I just turn to the nearest crownsguard |
and– |
MATT: The chains are removed. They free everybody, |
including Gustav, but two guards are assigned to |
him to keep an eye over him. |
MARISHA: As soon as Beau gets out of her chains, I |
grab my stuff and I leave. |
MATT: Okay. As you are exiting the stockade, in |
the archway of the doors right outside, you see |
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