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Howard nods gravely.
He then smiles.
Howard then grow thoughtful.

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Costello whistles to Howard.
Excellent. It's always good to have long term plans. We wouldn't want to take up anymore of your time out of your busy schedule, so we'll end the interview here. I'm Costello and he's Abbott, thank you all for watching this episode of Lonely Planet: Golarion.
Then he fiddles on his tablet, cutting the live feed.
Now what?

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Howard nods, and smiles.
Once the feed is cut, Howard bids them farewell.
He then heads home.
Next order of business is sorting out the new residence for Eldarius' and his family (when they choose which location they would prefer).
After that, I will copy the books for the Society, and then craft a Crystal Ball (with Telepathy), as well as a Cubic Gate keyed to the Prime, my Demiplane, the Plane of Air, the Plane of Earth, Elysium, and Heaven.

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Abbott and Costello wave their tentacles in farewell, then fly down to have a little chat with Abbot Xuan Zang.
Abbot whistles.
Sure we'll do that someday, but there's still so much in Golarion to explore!
Howard heads home and describes the place to Lord Eldarius and his family, who decide to stay in Maheto, away from the hustle and bustle off Taldan society.
Cubic gates are random places you know, with a 10% chance an outsider pops up, so if you went to the prime, you could by all means end up in a volcano.
Howard makes the necessary copies and does the exchange with the Pathfinder Society coming back with a chestful of Pathfinder Chronicles.

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Eh. Technically, Plane Shift could do the same thing, since the destination for *that* is also random. That said, I am perfectly happy just not making it - it leaves more gold for serial Clones - which work, because I can craft multiple bodies, then store them in Corpse Ferrying Bags so that they don't decay, and upon hitting the 'Venerable' category, Howard commits suicide, allowing him to transmigrate to a younger body. I think of it as Immortality on the budget plan ;-)

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Howard respects Eldarius' decision, and helps him to make the move to Maheto, smoothing over all of the necessary purchases, documentation, and literally moving.
He is also extremely happy with his selection of Chronicles, making sure that they are appropriately catalogued, and added to the Archives.
He then sets about assembling some cloning vats in his private sanctum...

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At least planeshift doesn't get you completely random. Its 5 to 500 miles. I don't think there's anything on my part I need to do since all NPCs are covered, right?

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Lord Eldarius and his family settle down in Maheto, with Amadeus going around painting portraits for a living, Lord Eldarius making clockworks and Delmaria opening an ice-cream parlor cum unicorn petting Cafe. Their youngest, Talia seems to be keen on following her father's footsteps.
The Vooniths eventually get in contact with Viscount Brellins chef Dorian, who tells them there is a market for bupoths. Nestor and Verdigris work out the nature of Bupoth farming and once they are set, call in Howard to bring a show of their products. The Vooniths manage to secure a contract with chef Dorian that sets them up for the amenities of civilization, without damaging their river home.
Time skip
Howard keeps an eye on his various contacts on Golarion(Havigan, Sir Amrivast, Lord Eldarius and his family, Hosbagh), but can't help but notice that as the years pass, they are growing older, and unlike him, they will eventually pass on.
Delmaria does get married to a banker, Potius, and eventually has two children, one daughter who she names Celeste, and the other son whom she names Howard.
Hosbagh finds a fellow Otyugh, Bilibop, in the Cassomir sewers and has little tentacled horrors with him. Which Howard may find adorable
Sir Amrivast and Havigan run the orphanage, "A New Hope" until they die of old age, peacefully in their beds, passing it on to their Proteges, who continue to uphold their legacy, such that there is still hope for other non-human orphans in the prejudiced lands.
The End