I should've never told you about the potato trick. I'm gonna get memed into eternity.
There's still more evidence at the inn, but what's time anyway, this whole thing is just investigative antics. Funnily enough, it's the green and red books that are above-board. The black one - for repairs - is... Suspect.
It's less that one name jumps out but they're all really basic names. John Smith. Steven Richards. Kevin Friedham. These names don't repeat themselves extremely often, but enough for someone to go 'wow, kevin really breaks a LOT of tables'. And the prices vary wildly in scale and amounts for what is effectively the same repairs. One day, John Smith paid 200 gold to fix his table. Two weeks later, it was 10k. Three days later, it's a refund of 500.
With other evidence to back it up? Mia has effectively discovered the ledger of some type of money laundering front. Nice!
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There's still more evidence at the inn, but what's time anyway, this whole thing is just investigative antics. Funnily enough, it's the green and red books that are above-board. The black one - for repairs - is... Suspect.
It's less that one name jumps out but they're all really basic names. John Smith. Steven Richards. Kevin Friedham. These names don't repeat themselves extremely often, but enough for someone to go 'wow, kevin really breaks a LOT of tables'. And the prices vary wildly in scale and amounts for what is effectively the same repairs. One day, John Smith paid 200 gold to fix his table. Two weeks later, it was 10k. Three days later, it's a refund of 500.
With other evidence to back it up? Mia has effectively discovered the ledger of some type of money laundering front. Nice!