Well, you could trick Evrart. Get someone random to sign the document. By the time the Union boss finds out, your business here will already be concluded.
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Well, you could trick Evrart. Get someone random to sign the document. By the time the Union boss finds out, your business here will already be concluded.
There are none. The signatures of the drunks are worthless and once Evrart is ready to start the construction, he'll need to actually get Lilienne and Isobel to sign.
How very rational of you. Rational of Evrart, too -- he will, no doubt, benefit from the village being abandoned.
There is no loophole. The simple truth is the current residents are going to lose their street access and for the next 12-40 months their lives will be dominated by constant construction noise right next door.
There is no loophole. The simple truth is the current residents are going to lose their street access and for the next 12-40 months their lives will be dominated by constant construction noise right next door.
How very rational of you. Rational of Evrart, too -- he will, no doubt, benefit from the village being abandoned.
Or! You could try to trick Evrart. Get someone random to sign the document. By the time the Union boss finds out, your business here will already be concluded.
There is no loophole. The simple truth is the current residents are going to lose their street access and for the next 12-40 months their lives will be dominated by constant construction noise right next door.
Putting the good of others before your own... You're a good man, Harry. A good and honourable man. And guns can be replaced -- people can't.
There are none. Your forged signatures are worthless and once Evrart is ready to start the construction, he'll need to actually get Lilienne and Isobel to sign.
No one would judge you. After all, what is a cop without his gun? Is he really even a cop anymore?
This is probably the smart choice. Now go mail the document and don't think about it anymore.
Once the construction starts it'll probably take a few months -- a year maybe -- for even the most stubborn occupants to get tired of living like this. After that they'll sell their property for cheap and move out.
Well, you could trick Evrart. Get some random people to sign the document. By the time the Union boss finds out, your business here will already be concluded.
There is no loophole. The simple truth is the current residents are going to lose their street access and for the next 12-40 months their lives will be dominated by constant construction noise right next door.
Again, the document doesn't seem to have any hidden clause. Maybe, just maybe, what you see is what you get with Mr. Evrart?
There is no loophole. The simple truth is the current residents are going to lose their street access and for the next 12-40 months their lives will be dominated by constant construction noise right next door.