Oh, it's the metal woman who gave the speech about how the slander law was just going to be used to help powerful nobles! She presumably has a name but Victòria doesn't remember it. 

"Yes, what is it?"

Oh- she's quite...she doesn't finish the thought, but Séfora feels a bit more intimidated than she felt when the woman was looking away. It's okay, though, she has an actual question to ask her.

"I'm...Séfora. Of the Western Hills. Elected." She pauses. "Were you- Select Valia's...friend?"

Oh, she's pretty sure Delegate Espino i, uh, whatever his other name is, mentioned her back before everything fell apart. She was leading a rebel group against the Asmodeans, Victòria thinks? So probably she's not asking because she's mad about the speech.

"—Yes, I am."

"Oh good. I really liked her speech. Her speeches." She wrings her hands.  "Anyway, do you know if she's all right?"

"She went to Lastwall to learn more about being a priestess of Iomedae. And Lastwall is Good, so — I think she'll be alright." At least, she hopes so. "I sent her a letter yesterday but I haven't heard back yet. ...Which isn't really surprising, since I only sent it yesterday."

Oh, that's good. Okay, we're done, time to walk away. "I hope so too. I- I saved her Lawyer, you know. On the day of the riots. She fell in the water." What are you talking about, Sefora?

Right, she thinks Lluïsa might have mentioned that too during one of the floor fights with the Evil nobles, before Victòria had any idea which delegate Séfora was.

"I'm glad you saved her. She's — it's a really good thing she was there to help Valia."

"Is- is there anyone trying to do what Valia was trying? Anymore? Do you know? It feels like the convention is being controlled by the nobles and their cronies."

Vigorous nodding. "I — sort of. Lots of people are trying to do part of it. I'm trying to do part of it, but every time I get up to talk the nobles start acting like I was trying to get innocent people killed in the riots." She hesitates. "Me and Korva and Enric were talking after Rights yesterday about trying to get all the regular people organized. There's more of us than the nobles, we should be able to outvote them."

"Yes!" She smiles widely, and pulls back her cowl. "Let's do it!"

Nod nod! "We're still figuring out where to meet, but I'll tell you once we know for sure."

Oh, is it time to go. Sounds like it. "Thank you! And if you think of anything you want raised in Safe Roads, please do bring them to my attention."

"Getting rid of travel passes would be good, if none of the other committees get to it first — it came up in Rights but we've got so many rights to get to, and I heard Delegate Desnia was planning to ask Trade and Travel about it too, but if that doesn't work it's really important someone do it."

"All right." She stands up.

"See you around!"