(I was working on that turn for awhile. Spin Ninja'd me. Sorry, B wins)
You side with the twins over Sun-nut, telling them that they may do as they wish on the condition that they get married first. The twins briefly object to your terms, but faced with Sun-nut's proposed alternative, they quickly cave.
6
To your mild surprise, Sun-nut is actually quite happy with your decision as well. He even agrees to preside over the ceromony as Toraburumēkā and Sukina elope on the spot!
6.9 CS:Word reaches your court that the Land Pirate Dull has arrived on Imperial Lands with a captured shipment of Grumprong, and is traveling Sun-nut's tunnel to attempt selling the strange wood to the Kappa.
4
Moonpetal returns, having won Bark-Ark's scavenger hunt! Her prize is a rich one indeed; The soul of the mighty sea dragon Burūabisu, an ancient servant of the Abyssal Gods who fell in glorious battle against the dwarves. Burūabisu, you learn, was a rather promiscuous creature, and as such many notable Kappa, including your husband, can trace their family trees back to him.
Your daughter, always one to honor her ancestors, is quick to install Burūabisu in the final saint slot at The Amber Palace. Your afterlife is now full; Unless you replace your daughter with a more suitable administrator or sieze control of a majority of the world's seats of judgement, the fates of mortals who die in your service will no longer be in your hands.
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3
Dull returns from Kappa country, having sold a decent amount of Grumprong, but by no means his entire supply. You have the nomad dwarf and his remaining purple wood whisked away to your divine dwelling so that you may purchase it as agreed upon.
4
While you are negotiating, Dull learns that Toraburumēkā and Sukina wish to join him on his travels. This causes the dwarf to smile. "Very well. If you order your twins to convert to the cult of Char-Dis, accept my mark, and become hated exiles to all whom practice the cult of Dwarven Traditionalism, I will not only consider your debt paid, but will act as an ally to The Empire so long as at least one of them travels with me."
You suppose you two things to consider: Dull's offer, and what to do with the Grumprong.
As for Dull's offer,
A: That sounds ominous... but we have a deal!
B: That sounds ominous... would you care for a nice divinely crafted artifact instead?
C: If you want to brand one of my children to bind yourself to The Empire, how about Sun-nut's younger brother Cider! He is still young and impressionable.
D: No deal, you creep!
E: No deal, you creep! ...But I'm still keeping the wood!
As for the Grumprong,
(Do not vote here if you picked D above)A: I shall spend essence and craft it into a minor artifact!
B: I shall spend much essence and craft it into a greater artifact!
C: I shall save it for the next construction project at my Divine Dwelling!
D: I shall send it to the Town of the Tome, as a gift to God Emperor Sun-nut!
E: Grumprong is good for ship building, right? I must construct the most beautiful warship to ever sail!