"The buyer's offering four thousand gold pieces for the coral statue, which means you get to pocket three grand if you pull it off," Beletheep said. "As for a scroll of<em>shrink item</em>, you can probably find it in a mage's shop. They're used to serving adventurers, meaning no questions asked as long as you pay up front and in full."<br/><br/><div class="spoiler_container"><div class="spoiler_header" onclick="hideSecond (this);" role="button">Scroll of shrink item</div><div class="spoiler_body">Shay can find a store selling them in the Trade Quarter for their regular price (375 gp). If she can't or won't pay in full for them, she'll have to haggle with the shopkeep.</div></div><br/><br/>"Who benefits the most from the veto? There's no simple answer for that, unfortunately. Her majesty makes moves for the long game, some of which don't harm anybody's short-term gains - but they're still being blocked anyways. You want my opinion? My money's on the Knobs, they're making their moves on the political front through Huninghorn. Which makes it all the more important for you to take care of her."<br/><br/><hr/><br/>The first thing that Shay noticed about the Huninghorn estate was that it was surrounded by a brick outer wall ten feet high, its top studded with long barbed metal spikes to deter anyone thinking of trying to scale the wall, that offered privacy to the estate within. In the middle of the southern wall was a double-doored wooden gate, closed with nobody to be seen outside. The upper floors of the mansion were high enough that they could be seen behind the wall. It appeared to be three stories high with tall narrow windows, capped by a steeply sloping roof. The exterior of the building was in poor repair with the paint peeling off. On the eastern side of the mansion scaffolding had been raised and the mansion's walls were being repainted in pink by a pair of workers.