Talia considered, weighing the options, and laid out the benefits and costs. Costwise, openly supporting Daggermark would forment a bit of unease in the populace, and it would, of course, carry with it the weight of their poisoners and assassins for hire. On the other hand, most adventurers were just slightly less subtle assassins, so it was harder for her to hold that against them. On the positive side, it would keep them public, and let their movements be tracked more easily, and making them 'official' would allow them to work with the government, when needed, as well as the actual economic benefits of a powerful alchemist.<br/><br/>The last ambassador was a fiery young human woman from Galt; attractive, and with a beautiful, lyrical voice. Her offer was to open a cultural exchange; a theatre in both his city, and in one of their larger cities, that would be run by the other nation, sharing cultural creations. (Special Building: Galt Theatre Exchange. Cost: 25 BP, 2 Lots, +100 Pop, +4 Economy, -2 Loyalty, +2 Stability, +1 Lore and Society (applies discounts as per Theatre). Can be upgraded to Galtan Grand Theatre for 50 BP, increases to 4 lots, 250 Pop, +8 Economy, -4 Loyalty, +6 Stability, 2 Fame, Lore, Society.)