Havien had nearly volunteered to go with the others but had hesitated at the end.<em>Well now its too late, guess I'm in on the Reaver end.</em>He didn't like the idea of taking Reaver on, not because he liked the fellow, far from it, no, he thought about the economic consequences. In the long term it made absolute sense as it would help steady out the overall state of affairs, the short term however...<em>The king is going to be in for a rocky time.</em><br/><br/>The short term effects would be tremendous on the negative side, Reaver had made himself too much a part of the local economic equation. Without him, without his business, there would be a gaping hole to be filled. It would be as  if some one were trying to fill a cup filled with holes. It'd fill up, but it'd take a lot, and would waste a lot more. What else were they  to do though? If they left Reaver as is, he'd cause more damage, cause the economy to grow even more unstable. The old quarter would remain the poor quarter.<br/><br/>"If theres no other need for me, I will help where I can in regards to Reaver. I know several half honest merchants who can put a temporary hold on the all to likely economic fallout, thing is I wouldn't trust them to hold it for much more than a month or two, still it would help with laying the foundations of a stable economy, I'll make sure you know who they are and where they do business at before I leave."<br/><br/>Last time Havien offered some help he had been ignored and felt that he shouldn't offer any more help, but he had to.<em>What else</em>can<em>I do?</em>