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	He'll keep following us.		He'll keep following us.

	We interrogate Rakta, the priest who’s following us. He’s mostly here because the Guiding Star knows we’re in town and wants to keep an eye on us. We ask if there were other strange happenings in the capital that they know about on the day of Middlesea; Yes, says Rakta. Can he tell us more? We’d want to ask the Guiding Star. Can we do that? He’ll let the Guiding Star know we want to talk to him. He recommends we do not go in the Temple, where the Guiding Star is likely to be.		We interrogate [[Rakta]], the priest who’s following us. He’s mostly here because the Guiding Star knows we’re in town and wants to keep an eye on us. We ask if there were other strange happenings in the capital that they know about on the day of Middlesea; Yes, says Rakta. Can he tell us more? We’d want to ask the Guiding Star. Can we do that? He’ll let the Guiding Star know we want to talk to him. He recommends we do not go in the Temple, where the Guiding Star is likely to be.

	==Ministry (sort of) of Foreign Affairs==		==Ministry (sort of) of Foreign Affairs==

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	We are welcome to investigate the assassination.		We are welcome to investigate the assassination.

	He assigns us Volda (the bureaucrat we’ve been running into, as it turns out) to point us around and help us with contact.		He assigns us [[Volda]] (the bureaucrat we’ve been running into, as it turns out) to point us around and help us with contact.

	Fifth Level is the highest rank of Bureaucrats.		Fifth Level is the highest rank of Bureaucrats.

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	We go to the park; the bureaucrats spend some time getting Nesh back on the ground, until dusk. They ask us lots of questions about what’s in the packet, expanding and collapsing details. They run Purple diagnostics.		We go to the park; the bureaucrats spend some time getting Nesh back on the ground, until dusk. They ask us lots of questions about what’s in the packet, expanding and collapsing details. They run Purple diagnostics.

	The thing that’s not in the packet, that they think is true. We’re under a Broken miracle; a Blue spell; a [[Navere]] miracle; a ~~Rushian~~ miracle; a Twins miracle. There are a lot of miracles on us people, and they’re not interacting perfectly. If it was Magic (and some if it is Magic) it would probably have sorted itself out. There would be an effect on us at this point. It’s mostly miracles, and they continue to fight with each other more, so it’s more fluid effect, that they would not count on staying the same. For instance, we’re missing two people now rather than one. Some other sorts of miracles may have trouble affecting us.		The thing that’s not in the packet, that they think is true. We’re under a Broken miracle; a Blue spell; a [[Navere]] miracle; a [[Rush]]ian miracle; a Twins miracle. There are a lot of miracles on us people, and they’re not interacting perfectly. If it was Magic (and some if it is Magic) it would probably have sorted itself out. There would be an effect on us at this point. It’s mostly miracles, and they continue to fight with each other more, so it’s more fluid effect, that they would not count on staying the same. For instance, we’re missing two people now rather than one. Some other sorts of miracles may have trouble affecting us.

	Gale wonders if the miracles are being directed by the Gods, in the “do what you think is best” way– is that happening in real time?		Gale wonders if the miracles are being directed by the Gods, in the “do what you think is best” way– is that happening in real time?

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	We go to the park; the bureaucrats spend some time getting Nesh back on the ground, until dusk. They ask us lots of questions about what’s in the packet, expanding and collapsing details. They run Purple diagnostics.		We go to the park; the bureaucrats spend some time getting Nesh back on the ground, until dusk. They ask us lots of questions about what’s in the packet, expanding and collapsing details. They run Purple diagnostics.

	The thing that’s not in the packet, that they think is true. We’re under a Broken miracle; a Blue spell; a Navere miracle; a Rushian miracle; a Twins miracle. There are a lot of miracles on us people, and they’re not interacting perfectly. If it was Magic (and some if it is Magic) it would probably have sorted itself out. There would be an effect on us at this point. It’s mostly miracles, and they continue to fight with each other more, so it’s more fluid effect, that they would not count on staying the same. For instance, we’re missing two people now rather than one. Some other sorts of miracles may have trouble affecting us.		The thing that’s not in the packet, that they think is true. We’re under a Broken miracle; a Blue spell; a [[Navere]] miracle; a Rushian miracle; a Twins miracle. There are a lot of miracles on us people, and they’re not interacting perfectly. If it was Magic (and some if it is Magic) it would probably have sorted itself out. There would be an effect on us at this point. It’s mostly miracles, and they continue to fight with each other more, so it’s more fluid effect, that they would not count on staying the same. For instance, we’re missing two people now rather than one. Some other sorts of miracles may have trouble affecting us.

	Gale wonders if the miracles are being directed by the Gods, in the “do what you think is best” way– is that happening in real time?		Gale wonders if the miracles are being directed by the Gods, in the “do what you think is best” way– is that happening in real time?

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	To the Ministry of Lions next.		To the Ministry of Lions next.
	It's larger than the Ministry of Fortune, located in an upmarket area of town, close to the ~~Temple~~ district; we see people in Twinsish regalia.		It's larger than the Ministry of Fortune, located in an upmarket area of town, close to the [[Tem]]ple district; we see people in Twinsish regalia.

	They have a large antechamber, big enough for centaur.		They have a large antechamber, big enough for centaur.

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	It’s possible the key could be deduced; Zakar is the sort that uses suspenders and a waistband. The Ministry has not been able to perform a complete search, as they are not acknowledging Zakar’s death.		It’s possible the key could be deduced; Zakar is the sort that uses suspenders and a waistband. The Ministry has not been able to perform a complete search, as they are not acknowledging Zakar’s death.

	[[Inspector [[Vok]]]] has been assigned to investigate Tier Lo’s death. He likely is already running into issues with the Ministry of Redaction. His reports thus far have not been very enlightening. His post-cog has indicated that it was a single ninja that killed Tier Lo. (Ninja are known to be a thing, but not culturally associated with anywhere specific.)		[[Inspector Vok]] has been assigned to investigate Tier Lo’s death. He likely is already running into issues with the Ministry of Redaction. His reports thus far have not been very enlightening. His post-cog has indicated that it was a single ninja that killed Tier Lo. (Ninja are known to be a thing, but not culturally associated with anywhere specific.)

	There is not a new Minister of Redaction; the Ministry is pursuing the matter in some degree, but it has lost both its Minister and the Subminister that would have stepped in. There are discussions going on internally.		There is not a new Minister of Redaction; the Ministry is pursuing the matter in some degree, but it has lost both its Minister and the Subminister that would have stepped in. There are discussions going on internally.

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	He puts together the purple Oath and we all agree.		He puts together the purple Oath and we all agree.

	He thinks the timestop effect is the result of the death of Foran Zakar, Minister of Redaction. He was a priest of the Twins as well as a mage, and was one of the leaders of their delegation; he had an effect of that sort prepared on his death. The key to open the time stop was in the knowledge of Tier Lo (subminister of the second rank), who was assassinated in Zhaldat the night that Middlesea happened. The fact that they want the effect to stay up and we want the effect to stay up, he finds interesting. But he can't force it open anyway. Who knew the internal affairs of the Ministry of Redactions, he is not sure. The other fifth-level Bureaucrats were probably aware. Other ministers of redaction probably.		He thinks the timestop effect is the result of the death of Foran Zakar, Minister of Redaction. He was a priest of the Twins as well as a mage, and was one of the leaders of their delegation; he had an effect of that sort prepared on his death. The key to open the time stop was in the knowledge of Tier Lo (subminister of the second rank), who was assassinated in Zhaldat the night that [[Middlesea]] happened. The fact that they want the effect to stay up and we want the effect to stay up, he finds interesting. But he can't force it open anyway. Who knew the internal affairs of the Ministry of Redactions, he is not sure. The other fifth-level Bureaucrats were probably aware. Other ministers of redaction probably.

	The Ministry of Redaction is not under the other fifth-level Bureaucrats; it keeps Secrets.		The Ministry of Redaction is not under the other fifth-level Bureaucrats; it keeps Secrets.

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	The minister wonders if the kid is one of us?		The minister wonders if the kid is one of us?
	He says enough of this floating Saurian nonsense, and Nesh comes to the ground for now. He emphasizes the importance of this secret-keeping, as if Nesh is a child.		He says enough of this floating [[Saurian]] nonsense, and Nesh comes to the ground for now. He emphasizes the importance of this secret-keeping, as if Nesh is a child.

	He puts together the purple Oath and we all agree.		He puts together the purple Oath and we all agree.

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	Having chatted a while, Nesh notices that he seems to be disappointed that we actually are as clueless as we look.		Having chatted a while, Nesh notices that he seems to be disappointed that we actually are as clueless as we look.

	Scout lets slip that Futeau is the traitor - Dunang is surprised to hear that, and Scout asks him to get that to Her Majesty just in case. (Futeau, it turns out, is one of the Queen’s advisors.) He seems to indicate that he can see to that.		Scout lets slip that [[Futeau]] is the traitor - Dunang is surprised to hear that, and Scout asks him to get that to Her Majesty just in case. (Futeau, it turns out, is one of the Queen’s advisors.) He seems to indicate that he can see to that.

	The Minister offers us his seats at the theater.		The Minister offers us his seats at the theater.

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