Devaguea looked over the results, before signing off for the changes. A bit of a hit to trade to the southeast, but south trade was picking up over all, north trade was booming, and west trade was grinding to a halt. Everything was well within expectations, so he moved to his next task.<br/><br/>A quick refill of his quill, and a letter was composedto Irovetti, a fairly normal correspondence, it was a personal apology for the slight up tick in tariffs, but he hinted that the advisors were starting to resist his efforts to do things, implying he was not as in control of the nation as he was. He did ask how the plans for the Rushlight tourney were coming as he was looking forward to coming back, promising to not bring Cynthia along this time, and then asked how they chose the events they did for it. A few other things to fill in the blanks, and another of his quarterly letters to Pitax were ready to go. The next 'letter' would be meeting the Peacock King during the tourney in person, no need to waste a messenger or magic there. He wouldn't get a reply back until some time in March, with the roads and weather being as bad as they were, but he wasn't in a rush.<br/><br/>Once that was done, he glanced at the small time keeper on his desk, before nodding to himself. Another letter, this time heading to Anke's office, was a request of an update on the status of embassies both with and in Mivon. Last he had heard was two months ago, and that was the discussions were 'ongoing.' Then it was time for dinner, and he could spend time with his paladin and his son, though privately he wondered which needed more attention.