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[Fai was leaning on the desk of his office. It was too hot and Fai really didn't know how to handle it. He had been two years at least since he arrived here so he was sure that he should be use to it, but he just wasn't use to this amount of heat. The device had been on as he looked at him, an expression of exhaustion clear on his face.]

It's. To. Hot. [He muttered at the device, clearly not happy about it.]

But that is not why I am using this device. I've been trying to figure out how to get the mayor to change the night time rule. Now, I can't use my power because you know it's nothing to do with me, but as they say the voice of the people is the strongest thing.

[He sighed slightly. He knew he had to move, but he really, really didn't want to. It was too hot.]

While of course he won't pay attention to any human voices, for obvious reasons if anyone who wants to say something say it here so I can give it to him later. If there are enough people who are unhappy about it, it might help.

[He sighed slightly, finally shifting himself as he leant back slightly, leaning back into the chair.]

That is all I need to say, except I think I need to find some way of cooling down.

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[Simon can't claim to know the mayor, but he's never seen petitions do well. The paperwork of it all would get conveniently lost in a long period of 'processing' it.]

From my experience, bureaucracy is lengthy and convoluted. Unless your mayor is the impulsive type who would hear these 'voices' you've collected and act upon it immediately, any sort of outcry against the night time rule could very well be left to die down. Such is the convenience of being above the common folk. [From his experience, of course.]

I get the feeling the way you put it, he would not be that type of person.

[Which is actually even more annoying really. At least to him anyway.]

But I guess it means I havce to come up with another plan.

As I said, it would be ideal if you could twist the system to your liking. Find a loophole in the law and exploit it. Such a thing is perfectly legal.

Done that already. There are actually a couple when you pay close attention. But I would rather just get rid somehow.

Hmph... If something's rotten, remove the core of it all. Perhaps it is the mayor who deserves replacing.

But you would need enough people to say something for that to even be considered.

Are you saying you would fail to gather them? You, the supposed Guardian of this place?

You are always going to have people who do not like you. Not many of the native non-humans like me, I believe.