pour myself a cup of ambition :: OPEN

[baedalites.livejournal.com]

It's during the beginning of a new cohort that Akalamdug finds himself working longest hours. While that means he ends up spending a little more time away from his kids than he'd like, it's worth it to help newcomers settle in to a job and thereby ease some of their worries about how they'll adjust to Baedal.

With the kettle on and a plate of biscuits at the ready, Akal opens the door to his office in the Valhalla Inn.

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[baedalites.livejournal.com]

"Yes, I think you will do just fine," Akal agrees, he does like a newcomer with a bit of self-confidence. "Laws about magic? Well I am no legal consult, but the general rule as I understand it is to 'not muck it up', as they say. There shouldn't be a problem, but if you need specifics now or further down the line I am sure that can be arranged."

While he speaks he reaches into his desk to retrieve an envelope and a few cards that he sorts through until he finds the right one. "I will provide you with some papers and an address, and let the good guild people know to expect your visit whenever you are ready. Does that sound reasonable?"

[jysiri.livejournal.com]

He smiles, pleased and grateful all at once. "I'm sure they will be able to handle my further questions, and yes, that is quite reasonable. Thank you, very much, for your time and your help. I do have one more question, if it's all right." He cants his head and leans forward a little, watching the fellow sort through the paperwork. "The people in this city who handle new arrivals... they're not also responsible for bringing people here, are they? They're simply dealing with the occurrence?"

[baedalites.livejournal.com]

The smile is returned, all genuine and optimistic. Isn't it nice when things just work out? Yes it is. He tips his head in turn, quite happy to welcome any question. "No, they aren't responsible." The reply is faintly amused, not at Jysiri's expense but rather at the system such as it is. "Most of people who work at the arrival houses, the Inns, you will find, are first generation themselves."

[jysiri.livejournal.com]

Then that settles the last of his concerns. Jysiri nods, and thanks the fellow again. He'll follow up on the leads he's given, and, with a little luck, will fall into place soon enough with his new role in this new city.