The Corbies

The Corbies are a kenku family of a father, a mother named Brigitte and three young children, who look like deckhands from Mast Hearth LEV E1·00:01:29 LEV E1·00:12:48. They sit before Langley, who says their home was lost in a fire and the policy pays out to the Trading Company as owner of the building LEV E1·00:08:57. The father says they were only renters but understood they would get some recompense, and that it was not their fault LEV E1·00:09:41. Marcid teaches the children words, and Brigitte says she will not stand for the disrespect LEV E1·00:11:19 LEV E1·00:11:46. The father leads them out, and Brigitte says "these merchants, they're worse than honest pirates" LEV E1·00:13:01 LEV E1·00:13:11.

The Corbies are a kenku family whose rented home burned down and who were told by Langley that the policy pays out to the Crescent Moon Trading Company LEV E1·00:08:57 LEV E1·00:09:41. Marcid's player says he takes food left out for Jack and leaves it near the kenku without being seen LEV E2·01:08:12. Marcid then opens the desk at the Trading Company and finds the kenku address LEV E2·01:23:20.

At the end of the arc, Marcid goes down to Mast Hearth and finds the family living in a little tent LEV E6·01:46:49. Brigitte says some kind soul must have left them a crust of bread, and when Marcid calls out she bursts from the tent with a frying pan in both hands LEV E6·01:47:16 LEV E6·01:47:43. Marcid tells them there was a clerical error and they were owed something, and puts down stacks of coins LEV E6·01:48:09 LEV E6·01:48:16. Mr. Corbie thanks him, and Brigitte says "I can't believe it, the insurance paid out" LEV E6·01:48:43 LEV E6·01:48:52. Mr. Corbie notes the coins have bits of blood on them, and Marcid says they were blessed LEV E6·01:48:57 LEV E6·01:49:04. Marcid then vanishes up a Rope Trick for the children LEV E6·01:49:16 LEV E6·01:49:22.