(Amber City) The Mayor's Office was quick to reply to the racist violence spreading throughout the City. An extra set of town guardsmen were dispatched to any sector of town that seemed to be a focus for such violence. An interesting side note here is that the current Amber City guard are nearly universally native Mahaji soldiers who became naturalized citizens of Amber during Prince Dunstree's reign as Lord Mayor. Although the process of hiring new town guardsmen with native Amber citizens is in place, it is a slow process. Some suspect that the Lord Mayor is keeping it this way on purpose, so she can have a stranglehold on the city. With the appointment of a new Sheriff of Amber City in the latest court, hopes are high that this will soon change.
Zariya al'Bariman, the Lord Mayor of Amber and Sultana of Mahja, addressed the city. "The few shops that the people of Mahja have opened here have been the targets of racism. While a person may hold whatever opinion they like of another, whether dark skinned or light, Brandite or Rilgaite, native citizen or foreigner; acting violently on that opinion is not acceptable in our fair City. Those caught acting on their impulses will be treated as any trouble maker would be treated in the city: harshly."
After her announcement, an unusual envoy is sent. It seems to be a coat-rack over which is draped brocade fabric. A vacuum-cleaner nozzle sits at the top. The object sits on top of a small portable lawn mower, which maintains power and direction long enough to get to City Hall. The device beeps, whoops, emits some blinking lights and whiffs of curry, and then says "And so it begins," before falling all to pieces.
Pundits, musing this event, reiterate a multiviersially-accepted conclusion. Jason Barimen is a silly, silly man.
This text is copyright © Lana Gjovig and Mitch Maltenfort; "Amber" is copyright © Roger Zelazny; "Amber" the diceless RPG is copyright © Phage Press. No copyright infringement is intended.
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