At the Personal Loans department of De Jong and Associates...
Niklas produces the voucher in a manner of speaking - he crouches down, allowing the guy at the window to grab it handily.
"Ah, there we go. Two gold, three silver, eh?"
The guy opens up a small box at the wall, fetching five coins out of it and placing them on Niklas' top cushion.
"Don't go spending it all in one place," he says with a smile. "Have a nice day, the door's over there," he adds in a moment, pointing at a rather large double door right next to him.
On the shrieking ship of Shriekpot...
Scott, rather disappointed with how unwilling the Captain is to tear people limb from limb even though he probably could without issue, looks for the Artiste.
He finds the guy to be still asleep below decks, lying face-down on the bed inside his room.
In an interrogation room...
Sigmund, as hurtful as he finds the remark addressed to him, can't help but grudgingly agree with it. He truly is terrible at all this, and now it's cost him all his stuff and an arm.
"Y-yes, sir."
Carlson raises an eyebrow, then shrugs.
"Hm. I guess that's about all I wanted to ask you, then. You're free to go then, I suppose. Come with me."
He gets up from his seated position and pulls Sigmund up as well, taking him quickly back to the lobby, where they both notice Kevin lying on the floor and trying to tell a joke from the looks of it.
[Kevin goofing off roll: 3+1-1]
It's not that good of a joke. It's more of a pun, really, and one can't help but wonder if it doesn't actually rhyme better in some other, as of yet undetermined language.
"What's all this, then? Wasn't that guy dead?"
"I was as disappointed as you, trust me. Mind taking him off my hands?"
"I was hoping that I could wrap up my shift already... sigh. All right."
"Great. I'll go clean up the morgue, then."
And with that, the amputation man heads back into the depths of the building.
"Right, so, Sigmund, door's over there, so head on out already. If we need you, we'll find you, so no need to worry."
"Excuse me, if you will, but do you still require the tree-headed creature? It is separated of all its limbs, and its property confiscated, though we will return both along with the main body, according to the judgment prescribed."
"Oh, that thing. It's been pretty quiet, right?"
"Attempted to break out once, was dismembered for its trouble."
"Hm. Well, I don't really care. What I do care about is this guy right here," Carlson says, pointing at Kevin. "Got a name, or can I just call you Bouncy?"
On the deck of a telepathic ship...
Morton is having trouble following the ship's patterns of behavior, but responds positively nonetheless.
~I certainly hope I can help then, I'm quite sure I have a better understanding of that than of geography at least.~
~I am interested in pride. Pride in one's work. And also envy. Tell me more about both of these things.~
At the engineers' gate of the City of the Dead...
Darren realizes something about the gibbon, the sneaky bastard and its true/false/ignorant answers.
"You're here to keep what's in there inside, aren't you? Not to keep me out."
The gibbon shakes its head vigorously.