1. Regarding the masks and the symbols, he doesn't recognize them, but he recalls Josselyn carried the Page of Pentacles in her notebook the last time they spoke a few months ago. He thought it was a bit odd, as the Page of Pentacles is not related to her Arcana sign, but decided she must be doing some research and didn't question it. While the symbol is clearly not the Page of Pentacles, it does bear similar elements.
2. Brion says Josselyn should be in Solvunn. The agreement was that she would remain in Solvunn to serve on the Council while he and his brother would coordinate trade and commerce in the other factions. Solvunn natives don't usually leave the commune, but on occasions where it's necessary for the good of the faction and the family is in good standing over many generations, the Council will allow it.
3. He doesn't know where she would've gotten this information. He believes it came from her own head. She may have been motivated after certain events with the Summoned that indicated the Summoned have a special connection to the Singularity or the Old Gods. He admits he didn't ask her a lot of questions. He found the topic unsettling and didn't want to encourage her.
4. He tells her his brother Marc oversees trade routes in the Free Cities. He insists his brother wouldn't know anything about this, either. They've both been equally concerned about Josselyn. He cautions her that his brother is "a bit thick" when it comes to details and numbers, though his exceptional charm made him a good candidate to thrive in the Free Cities.
They can have someone speak to Marc, but he's worried he'll get his brother in trouble. Marc does have a reputation of being a bit of a black sheep, but only because he enjoys the extravagances of the Free Cities more than someone dedicated to the commune should. He believes Marc would be the last person to give that up in favor of the pious devotion Josselyn exhibited.
Of course, the Free Cities and the Summoned may wish to investigate and confirm for themselves.
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2. Brion says Josselyn should be in Solvunn. The agreement was that she would remain in Solvunn to serve on the Council while he and his brother would coordinate trade and commerce in the other factions. Solvunn natives don't usually leave the commune, but on occasions where it's necessary for the good of the faction and the family is in good standing over many generations, the Council will allow it.
3. He doesn't know where she would've gotten this information. He believes it came from her own head. She may have been motivated after certain events with the Summoned that indicated the Summoned have a special connection to the Singularity or the Old Gods. He admits he didn't ask her a lot of questions. He found the topic unsettling and didn't want to encourage her.
4. He tells her his brother Marc oversees trade routes in the Free Cities. He insists his brother wouldn't know anything about this, either. They've both been equally concerned about Josselyn. He cautions her that his brother is "a bit thick" when it comes to details and numbers, though his exceptional charm made him a good candidate to thrive in the Free Cities.
They can have someone speak to Marc, but he's worried he'll get his brother in trouble. Marc does have a reputation of being a bit of a black sheep, but only because he enjoys the extravagances of the Free Cities more than someone dedicated to the commune should. He believes Marc would be the last person to give that up in favor of the pious devotion Josselyn exhibited.
Of course, the Free Cities and the Summoned may wish to investigate and confirm for themselves.