She would take the contract, and read through it thoroughly. There were clearly several instances where she thought she saw a loophole... and then kept reading and saw that it was specifically called out, and closed, scowling as she continued on through the document. He could feel Nyrissa's amusement at every single one, since she'd had a hand in re-ordering some of the wording just to produce that reaction in people.<br/><br/>"Wait, you're also<em>paying me</em>to do this?" she asked, incredulously, unable to keep that surprise restrained. "And here I was, trying to figure out methods to set up my own business. Or take over one," she mused. "This is much easier."<br/><br/>Unfortunately, Legend Lore only provided information on his appropriately legendary deeds - fascinating to hear, for certain, especially as some of them were ridiculously and hilariously inaccurate, but they gave a good overview of how people saw the kingdom and its draconic leader, at least - but his origins remained as shrouded in mystery to the spell as to himself.<br/><br/>Allison would explain the Contact Other Plane spell - while it could provide extremely accurate advice, the effect could be mentally overwhelming for the caster, and leave them effectively helpless for a month or more. The lower risk options had a high probability of providing little, no, or false information. She would suggest, however, the divine version, Commune - particularly from a family-focused deity, such as Erastil or Kurgess, as their particular interests would make it more likely to provide information.