Yvoirith considered the offer for a couple of days, before delightedly announcing that she was going to work with all of the above. Given her breadth of experience, and particular skill at digging out information, both from written sources, and from people, she stepped easily into the roles. She had little interest in actually being in charge, but was more than happy to serve as a subject matter expert on a lot of different subjects - and what she hadn't already mastered, she could in short order.<br/><br/>The magic items were declined; she already had a ring to sustain herself, and her own magic to allow her to keep a humanoid shape, though she was quite appreciative of a city designed to allow her to move in her natural form.<br/><br/>Of course, despite taking on such an intensive job, she still found more than enough time to spend with her grandchildren, utterly engrossed with them!<br/><br/>And while he waited, and waited for the next emergency... nothing came. Sure, there were the problems that might have been emergencies when the kingdom was new, but those were for the local administrators and barons to handle, and while he was kept abreast of the situations, none of them reached far enough to actually require his intervention. It was almost... boring.