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They find out that Vey is staying in the house of [[Lokkall]], head of the Shipowners' Circle. when they get the house Lokkall claims not to know where Vey is. Kenton, frustrated, yells out that if Vey doesn't speak with him he will turn over the Diem's ledger, with the 700,000 [[lak]], over to the [[Lady Judge]]. Vey appears from a room upstairs and tells Kenton that they can speak privately. Kenton goes up to join him, taking Ais with him as a witness. Kenton guesses, correctly, that Vey owes the 700,000 lak to the Diem, not the reverse. Vey groans and tells Kenton the story of [[Hennin]].
Hennin became Lord Merchant when two of his relatives died leaving him two separate fortunes. The Lord Mastrell of his time started a personal account with Hennin, and told Hennin
Instead of demanding that Vey pay the debt, Kenton forgives the debt, earning Vey's respect and causing him to vote for the Diem.{{book ref|ws3|3}} Vey gives the Diem a 200,000 lak loan to pay off its debts with the [[Draft]] so it could fulfill [[Heelis]]' second condition. It is implied that [[Gennel]] votes for the Diem due to Vey's influence on him.{{book ref|ws3|6}}
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