Wandering around Magnolia, Vice just wants to get things sorted out. Income for this new place is a simple necessity to take care of first. With basic agendas Vice has got a good idea of what his path will be in this new city. The trends and attractions pop up instantly in Magnolia, unlike Hargeon which waits for the traders. Entertainment should pervade every corner. Thinking about today's business, Vice accumulates strategy. The client called Tyler is a young boy searching for his vanished slavemaster. People say Tyler's master abandoned him, or died during battle. The general talk gives Vice the idea that this master lacks any importance, but little Tyler needs a story. Tyler thinks his master needs rescue, and this intelligent recollection drives the boy! Vice likes Tyler's name and that's all he can observe patiently. Can the client throw a bone and help out Vice for once?
Another low-grade fighting venture this time. The boy doesn't even want to act as bait! The intrigue is lost on Vice. Why is streetboxing popular, with mages around? Streetfighting is just commoner sport to the increasingly noble Vice. Tyler roots for current champions, but felt angry when a cocky newcomer won off a disgraceful strategy. Does Tyler even know if the other champions were disgraceful? What if his master's on the run cuz he's an evil pervert? Tyler is tired of the new champion being cocky, and so he wants to enlist a totally legitimate mage to beat Rodric. Yes, it's totally fair for a mage to fight a non-mage, as a little boy asked. Following along this hobo beater, Vice suspects he has found an evil noble boy. Vice hopes this little boy will pay him to beat up homeless strangers trying to have fun. Ah, maybe the reward for winning is what gives Vice what he sought in this childish endeavor.