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'''Title: Trinsic Tribune #172'''

'''Author: Elise Trent'''

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*Much of the newspaper is gone, but a portion still remains, with only one fully intact article, entitled ‘Trinsic Migration’.*

Though our fair city of Trinsic has share of those born and bred here, it also has a high influx of visitors…some of whom end up settling here for good. As part of a renewed piece on human interests, we took to a short interview with one of those such people, to find out what had brought him to Trinsic and what kept him here. His name is Hepler Paulson, and he recently started working as a dockworker here at the Sons of the Sea, and we caught up with him to ask him a few questions.

Elise Trent: So what was it that initially brought you to Trinsic, and what were you doing before that?

Hepler Paulson: Well, It was alcohol that brought me here, and involved with what I was doing previously, mostly. I was crewing with the Ararat, and we were mostly running Rum and Liquor from Nujel’m to Trinsic. It was a regular old run, but the Cap’n had gotten a few too many sheets to the wind…took it out on anyone in his sight, in a bit too far of a manner for my tasting. Despite the pay, I’d had enough at the time, and wanted something else. It just so happened the Sons of the Sea were hiring, and here I am.

ET: And do you plan to stay in Trinsic for long?

HP: Initially it was just to get back on my feet…but I think I've found a few more reasons to stay than I initially had.

ET: If you don’t mind, what might those reasons be?

HP,with a grin: The main one would be working over at The Pearl of Trinsic, but it’s a bit early to say more than that.

ET: Well, that’s wonderful. How do you find living in the city?

HP: Trinsic’s been kinder to me than any other place I’ve lived…And its got this wonderful breeze going trough that on a hot summer day makes it worth working here at the docks.

With that, Hepler had to get back to working, but we have a bit of insight into the mindset of one of our city’s newest editions.
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 Though our fair city of Trinsic has share of those born and bred here, it also has a high influx of visitors…some of whom end up settling here for good. As part of a renewed piece on human interests, we took to a short interview with one of those such people, to find out what had brought him to Trinsic and what kept him here. His name is Hepler Paulson, and he recently started working as a dockworker here at the Sons of the Sea, and we caught up with him to ask him a few questions.

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 Though our fair city of Trinsic has share of those born and bred here, it also has a high influx of visitors…some of whom end up settling here for good. As part of a renewed piece on human interests, we took to a short interview with one of those such people, to find out what had brought him to Trinsic and what kept him here. His name is Hepler Paulson, and he recently started working as a dockworker here at the Sons of the Sea, and we caught up with him to ask him a few questions.