Varee visit the human festival and see if it is really that good?
Varee: It is that good! People are going wild and having a massive ruckus and everything is random. Let's hope, for the sake of maintaining a no-riot record, that neither you nor Yaos halt the flow of Mystic Snow, addictive as it is.
Azem:
"Thank you."
"I shall donate my fortune to a single shipwright. This ought to make things interesting!"
"I should start buying them up. Thanks!"
"You define greed well. I wish my colleagues would think of it as more than being shiny-crazy."
Yaos: Your least favorite fraudsters end up having their property confiscated. It seems that only two households actually had a valid claim, and the damage was limited to a broken table and a mess of rotten food respectively.
The human is impressed by Grauel's true form and runs off into the wilderness muttering.
(I have no idea. Anyone want to try organizing the beasts proposal?)
Here are some prayers (they will slow down or get progressively worse if you keep requesting them because I only have so many ideas and so much time):
"I want to eat some Mystic Snow but my parents won't let me."
"I wish I could fly off a cliff!"
"Almost all of the humans in our town serve Kli. What happened?"
"I wish we didn't have to eat my leg, but there wasn't much else in the Northern Lands."
The Duondio has opened a fairly successful but little-known bakery known for its delicious [
sweet rolls]. This is certain to impact future magic skill positively for culinary purposes.
(Re Underkings: While you have not consumed additional Essence, you did seem very insistent on including this part:
...I also do a little INCEPTION on a Dwarven King to dig deeper. This idea will not naturally be removed.
...This idea will not naturally go away on its own...
...the INCEPTION he performed on the small group of deep-miners (now known as the Freeminers) was to DIG DEEPER with the caveat that the idea will not naturally go away on its own...
Basically, what happened was that they continued to receive the lasting dreams you paid so much for (since much of the cost was either opposing their individual preference or the aforementioned lasting influence part). I guess you could artificially remove them (for free) if you wanted.)