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'''Dellys''' is a [[Human]] child in the Heapside district of the [[Lower City]] in [[Act Three]]. | '''Dellys''' is a [[Human]] child in the Heapside district of the [[Lower City]] in [[Act Three]]. | ||
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== Involvement == | == Involvement == | ||
=== Act Three === | === Act Three === | ||
Dellys can be found in the alley not far from the [[Crimson Draughts]] shop. He is arguing with his friend | Dellys can be found in the alley not far from the [[Crimson Draughts]] shop. He is arguing with his friend {{CharLink|Pharnilla}} about having proper time for breaks in the work. | ||
Both kids are working as newspaper sellers for [[Baldur's Mouth Gazette]]. However, the | Both kids are working as newspaper sellers for [[Baldur's Mouth Gazette]]. However, the party cannot buy a sheet from any of them. Dellys insists on having a due break himself and actually makes Pharnilla stop, too, mentioning {{CharLink|Ettvard Needle}}, the editor-in-chief of the gazette. He is a bit controversial in his arguments, both shying away from work and worrying that he might not make the seller quota to receive payment. | ||
{{Lower City}} | {{Lower City}} | ||
Revision as of 00:53, 23 January 2025
Dellys is a Human child in the Heapside district of the Lower City in Act Three.
“I've got rights, you know.„
Involvement
Act Three
Dellys can be found in the alley not far from the Crimson Draughts shop. He is arguing with his friend Pharnilla about having proper time for breaks in the work.
Both kids are working as newspaper sellers for Baldur's Mouth Gazette. However, the party cannot buy a sheet from any of them. Dellys insists on having a due break himself and actually makes Pharnilla stop, too, mentioning Ettvard Needle, the editor-in-chief of the gazette. He is a bit controversial in his arguments, both shying away from work and worrying that he might not make the seller quota to receive payment.
