Aloysia De Vend

With zero interest in life as a merchant, following in her brother’s footsteps was the easiest decision she ever made. He helped and guided her through the hurdles; a favour she would gladly pay down to her sister Sighilde (page 20) if she was the least bit receptive. However, it seems like Ortrud (page 111) is faltering. He doesn’t speak hopefully about a future in wizardry and wonders what else he might do instead. He’s even talked about returning to Father’s store. Nonsense. He just needs to find a better class of Magic-Users to associate with. She’s heard of at least one group working to make things better. It’s small, but growing. One of its leaders, Blossom Averye (page 113), is as powerful as he is. Would she accept his help, or be threatened by him? As a more junior Magic- User, Aloysia might be able to make some polite inquiries. Yes, why not? And if all else fails, what’s to stop them from creating their own organization or guild? They already have management experience.