<em>Grand we here to clean up father's messes, at least I got to see him till I as four.</em>She reminded herself as she looked at her sisters. Part of her wondered if they were attempts to have a more suitable heir. After all, short though it was she had memory of him, none of them did. And they were all female. Was the great man hung up on male children? More than a few nobles had dropped daughters in this or that temple in the years she had worked for them.<br/><br/>"Indeed, I would say our first problem is your bandits." She said as she got her own food and reluctantly sat down. "Then finding materials, or a marketable item. You've got a river with boat traffic already, some lumber industry. Had you more manpower, I'd suggest training mercanaries for hire but you're a bit off the beaten path for that." She knew boats could do well, with strong lumber nearby and depending on what else was in the region, they could export several other items.<br/><br/>"Best to plainly tell what we have and haven't. Without that foundation, we cannot build anything." She said, paraphrasing her father's most common qoute.