Timestamp: 60th of Spring, 519 A.V.
Kelski knew it was more than time to set all her affairs in order. Kelski didn't want to say goodbye to a good friend, but she had too. Dess had volunteered to come along as they met Sastiva for one final transaction. Truth be told, the Kelvic felt a little bit like she was running away from her problems and she wasn't sure that made her a failure for Sunberth at not. She'd succeeded at so much here, but being fully successful at owning a jewelry store wasn't enough. She wanted to be whom she truly was openly, and not always wander through life hiding who she is... who she was... from those she didn't trust.
This last thing was a business deal, pure and simple, one she had to get done. If she didn't do this and just simply walked away, she wouldn't have the means to carry on what she wanted to do in Zeltiva. So Kelski walked besides Dess into Sastiva's office at Goldfinger's and sat down across the desk from loan officer's assistant. They greeted each other like old friends, which they were, and Kelski quietly introduced Dess as a friend as well. The blond man and the dark-haired woman exchanged greetings, and then the two women got down to business with Dess looking on.
"I'm here to sell The Midnight Gem with all its improvements, if its something you are interested in. It's been a very successful business, as you know, in a very good location and we've done a wonderful amount of improvement. It's ready for almost anything to move into it and take over. I have an itemized list of what's included, what I'm keeping, and what I want for it." Kelski said, pulling out a parchment and sliding it across the table to Sastiva.
Her friend looked over the list, and pulled out the contract to her original loan to compare what she'd done with the basic items first sold to the Kelvic comparing what she wanted for them to now. Other than the additional land, forge, and stables ... which were listed at a reasonable fee... there was nothing new added cost wise. And though nothing was actually downgraded for wear for the less than year Kelski had held them in her possession, there was not any additional cost for improvements, which had been many.
Sastiva looked over the figures as Kelski and Dess watched, agonizing over whether they would get what they felt was fair or not.
New AdditionsTotal = 3,700 GM brand new items
- Smithy (Simple) – 700 GM
- Stables (Simple) - 1000 GM
- 1 Acre of land additional adjacent to The Gem– 1000 GM
- Training Room - 1000 GM
Pieces From Original LoanNote: I cut the shop sellback price in half
- Workshop (simple) = 600 GM (400 sq ft)
- Shop (Elaborate) = 1,000 GM (400 sq ft)
- Storage Vault (simple) (400 sq ft)
- masonry walls 2GM = 800 GM
- lock (amazing) = 150 GM
- Common/Living Room(simple) = 250 GM (400 sq ft)
- Common Area/Balcony (simple) = 250 GM (400 sq ft)
- Master Bedroom (simple) = 800 GM (400 sq ft)
- Bath (simple) = 200 GM (200 sq ft)
- Bedroom (simple) = 350 (400 sq ft)
- Office (simple) = 200 GM (200 sq ft)
- Patio/Deck, Stone = 400 GM
- Fireplace, hearth, Firepit = =22 GM
- 1 acre of land For The Gem = 1000 GM
- Water Well = 100 GM
for keeping all the shop EQ for JC shop and
only selling the building. I did not take the
25% discount because of improvements via
the Arch. Its a lot nicer than what I started with.
Total = 5,222 GM sell back.
Prices From Expansion
- Bedroom (Simple) x2 = 350 GM = 700 GM
- Library (Simple) = 500 GM
- Kitchen (Simple) = 800 GM
- Fireplace x 2 = 15 GM = 30 GM
Total = 2,030 GM
Total Worth
- 5,222 + 3,700 + 2,030 = 10,952 GM total back from sale
The figures were as close as Kelski could get and she hoped her friend completely understood her breakdown and how she calculated her costs.
