"In Ishgard? Or here?" Just to be certain, but still: "Ishgard's problems should be obvious, no matter who you are. Even if the current system would favor you."

He'd leave off the door he was trying for now to move closer to the one Emet had found, if nothing else to get a quick look at whatever might be going on in there, since the door wouldn't budge for him.

"Ishgard is built upon the backs of the downtrodden, it's foundation made and maintained by the Lowborn, and that foundation has long been crumbling. How much longer can the threat of dragons and heretics keep the common folk distracted and scared? The people of the Brume are angry, and their ire and anguish is like so much dry tinder. All it takes is one errant, unexpected spark, and that underlying rage will be whipped up into an inferno.

And all attempts to snuff the insurrection will only stoke the flames, until nothing more is left of 'Proud' Ishgard.

The problem is the denial that there is a problem at all, nothing can be done if no one will address it."