You tell the Ogre to start finding ore carts, while you go inside to warn off the men. When you are sure that the Ogre is out of hearing range, you head inside to the "trap".
You enter the large doors, and don't see any sign of your ambush. No nets, no awaiting dwarves with picks. These cowardly dwarves have abandoned their post! You roar in rage as you start briskly walking through the hall, looking for
any of the dwarves
Finally you hear a rustling on one of the ceiling support girders. One of the mechanics has positioned himself on a catwalk, watching with a pair of binoculars. He curses under his breath and runs back towards the main lobby. The realization sinks in that if you wouldn't have made a deal with the Ogre, you would have been felled here today.
You stomp back out into the ore yard, and call to Auroch.
"The dwarves manning this hall are a bunch of lazy curs and have abandoned their post. You have undoubtedly seen the arrival of the elves. Now, they are here for steel, and we cannot provide steel without workers. I need your help in persuading them to accept an extension on their contract.
The Ogre laughs with a deeply bellowing laugh that echos back from within the production hall, and responds :
"You have many problems to solve, Urist. But let us go negotiate, for I have no desire to be felled by the tree fondlers."You walk into the lobby with Auroch in tow, and see the secretary, the guard, and two elves in extremely expensive suits sitting at a bench. The elves eyes widen as the Ogre steps through the doorway by practically crawling.They immediately stand up, and look like they are about to bolt to the door. With one smooth motion you give them a "sit down" gesture and then pull their letter out from your jacket pocket. They sit down, and before able to collect themselves, you say :
"I am the foreman of this facility. I understand we have not filled an order, and that you are going to challenge us to combat at the end of this day if we do not provide the steel you requested. Now, since you are going that far, then we have the right to challenge you to combat now. I would dare say , we have the advantage. The Ogre behind me is the foreman of the smelting hall." The elves don't respond, they really were not prepared for this.
"I propose to you a counter offer. We will deliver the goods, and your artisans will have the materials they require. I will even take 50% off the original price. But it will take two days time. If you accept, walk out that door right now, and deliver the message to your superiors. If you do not, then stand up and say you are prepared to fight"The elves stand up from the bench, and start walking out the door, and mumble something about "two days".
You tell the guard,
"All men in production hall A are officially fired. If they will not leave, then I will make them leave. You will escort each one off, and if you need help, then Auroch will help you."You turn to the secretary and say,
"I need all their firing papers typed up and ready within an hour. I will be signing them all personally. If the HR manager isn't present, then he or she will be fired also.""I am headed to my office. I need to make some plans while the papers are being typed up. Auroch, will you assist our guard with his duties?"
The secretary directs you to the elevator behind her. "Your office
is the top floor. Push six."
You have some things to think about. How are you going to get the production hall running? Did you do the right thing, by firing all the workers?
What are your next actions?
Exits (outside)
You don't have a copy of this yet.
Production Hall B(Smelting) - Everyone is fired.
Auroch the Ogre - Smelting Foreman - He seems to be in moderate spirits
-Pig Tail Cloth Suit- (worn)
Pig Leather Shoes(foreign)(worn)
-Briefcase- (carried)
This factory hasn't shipped a single thing in over 4 months. Get in there, fire some people, and get production flowing out the door. You have full authority under the Kingdom of... the remainder of the paper has been ruined by a stain from a plump helmet sandwich