Drevolan snorted. "Regardless," he continued, "is it plausible that a Lurivox could be deceived? Or that a Lurivox would willingly participate in such a plot? And let's not forget the Siberyn. If this was indeed a plot, they'd have to convince a Lurivox to cooperate, which I find hard to believe. Moreover, no Siberyn would ever agree to such a scheme—that's why they're included in processes like this."
Alyssra nodded, seemingly deep in thought.
I asked, "So what's the standard process for involving a Siberyn and a Lurivox in something like this? Do you just stroll up to the House of Siberyn and shout, 'We need help with a genetic test, anyone interested?' How does it work?"
Alyssra explained, "For the House of Siberyn, an official request is made through the Empire to seek their assistance. As for the Lurivox, a council member will recommend a wizard they know or have heard of, and the council gives the approval."
