Privately put a question to the Solicitor-Baroness
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From: Seed a City of your Own Flesh, A City Grown from Cornelius, or A City Belonging to the Manager of the Royal Beth
Would the Creditor accept a substitution?
Challenge information
Narrow, 
2 (50% base)
- 0 - high-risk (30%)
- 1 - tough (40%)
- 2 - very chancy (50%)
- 3 - chancy (60%)
- 4 - modest (70%)
- 5 - very modest (80%)
- 6 - low-risk (90%)
- 7 and above - straightforward (100%)
Success
Precise terms
"As a lawyer, I can say that such an exchange does not violate the written terms on which the Shard was given to you," […]
You hear also what she does not say. […] She does not say that no harm will be done. She does not say that no punishment will come.Description summary:
There are additional two paragraphs preceding the text if you're about to turn the Manager or Cornelius into a city.
| Source Storylet | First two paragraphs of description |
|---|---|
| A City Grown from Cornelius | […] "His soul is gone," […] "Perhaps the Creditor won't mind that. He's certainly shown the gift of plurality." Cornelius is […] trying to speak to Furnace. But she still supposes that she is about to go under the knife, and she answers him curtly […] |
| A City Belonging to the Manager of the Royal Beth | The Solicitor-Baroness' gaze shifts to the Manager. "No one could say that the substitute was of less value than the original," she says […] "He and the Creditor are even acquainted, from the old days." Then she turns her gaze back to you. |
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Failure
Precise terms
"As a lawyer, I can say that such an exchange does not violate the written terms on which the Shard was given to you," the Solicitor-Baroness says. "It is Hell's own way of fulfilling a contract."
Description summary:
The same two paragraphs as above appear here as well if applicable.
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