Ah. I'd heard some of the conversations you had with them publicly, Miss Aethania. I hope you don't mind . . . But I guess that explains it pretty well.

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That's pretty serious. It certainly doesn't seem as if Miss Kebi should be trusted, then. It was strange to me to think that she was given so much authority in the first place. But Enforcer Morrison -- It should be alright with him, shouldn't it? He's been working here for . . . hundreds of years, right?