Attrocity tells you, "I'm sorry, did you ever respond to me."

You tell Disciple Attrocity, of the Fourth Order, "I did. I said that you are not an Ashtani, and therefore, you are not protected by the laws of the city. Our citizens are allowed to steal from any outsider foolish enough to idle within our walls."

Attrocity tells you, "Ah i see."

Attrocity tells you, "Then if i attack her in the city, i will get enemied?"

You tell Disciple Attrocity, of the Fourth Order, "It depends upon the circumstances, but probably, especially since you have waited so long to do it."

Attrocity tells you, "I've been having connection issues."

You tell Disciple Attrocity, of the Fourth Order, "It doesn't matter. An immediate defence of one's person is something you can likely talk your way out of, but any hesitation, regardless of its reason, will look premeditated. If you are visiting Ashtan as the guest of one of our citizens, in the future, perhaps ask them to announce that you are here by their invitation and to request that no one brings harm to you."

Attrocity tells you, "My house is here. I didnt come as any guest. I was a citizen of ashtan for over 200 years."

You tell Disciple Attrocity, of the Fourth Order, "And now you are a citizen of Hashan. You have chosen your own allegiances."

You tell Disciple Attrocity, of the Fourth Order, "If the thief trespassed inside your home, then you can request that action be taken."

You tell Disciple Attrocity, of the Fourth Order, "But if you were simply daydreaming in the streets, you are at fault as much as they are."

Attrocity tells you, "It wasnt that."