"Mmm, I'm glad for your honesty, my lady. I appreciate it, and your opinion. I'll also be honest, I do not support slavery myself. But it is not up to me to forcibly change the laws of countries and kingdoms. I can help influence them to be better. But I cannot force my views on others, no matter how much I may want to. However, it may surprise you to know that the matriarch wishes to change things too. But alas, she doubts that she'll be able to trust enough of the nobility to not tear the city apart if she does," Sera said softly to the older lady with a smile as she looked around the market a bit too.
"And I mostly just want to get the lay of the land, so to speak. See which nobles would support change for the better, and which ones would not. And see if any see me as their enemy, or might want me for more nefarious purposes. After what you've said about your people here though, I feel I can trust you enough to safely say that matriarch Jolynn would want your support. Not as one of her nobles. But as one of her people. Also, do your lands have farms on them, my lady? If so, I wish to have access to them, so I can summon some fey to help make them more prolific for a time, until more land can be cleared for farming and such. Is that okay with you? And... could I count on your support for change, if I can convince matriarch Jolynn it would be for the best for all her people?" Sera went on to say, looking hopefully at the older lady as she sat there.