"How private?" She's been preparing at least one basic confidentiality spell, just in case, lately, but it's not an extremely high degree of privacy.

This could be anything from personally embarrassing, like "how do I cope with my confusing feelings for Valia Wain", to politically sensitive, like "I just murdered a diplomat from Osirion, what do I do now"!

"I just don't want anyone to overhear, it's not — I didn't, like, break the law or anything."

"An unused room may likely be Easily Located nearby, if that is Sufficient Privacy."

In fact, there's a few nearby. What a convenient building. They should build more of them.

Nod. They can find an empty room. Once they're there: 

"I met a woman today who told me that Delegate Ventura — not the one who was on the Judiciary Committee, the one who's a duke, Juan — murdered her husband for no good reason. Like, last week, not before the amnesty, and he wasn't defending himself or anything, it was literally just murder. And Feliu told me that if that sort of thing happens we're supposed to write a petition to the Queen about it, except he also said that it's a good idea to try to sound like an important noble when I write it so that her servants know for sure to tell her about it. And he thought you'd be a good person to ask about how to make it sound right."

Lluïsa is so proud of her Lawful Calistrian, secretly. Maybe it's just that murdering dukes is hard but it's a start.

"Do you know which Duke he is? I have not memorized all their Personal Names." She thinks she might remember him, a little. Not knowing who immediately is something of a deep moral failing, really.

"It will help, for a start, to use all appropriate Titles and Styles. What do you know of the Facts of the Matter? A resident of the City was the Victim?"

"He's the Duke of Gandia. The victim lived here, yeah — the woman said she let him in because of the rain, and — I'm not sure if he did anything illegal until her husband came back — but when he did, Delegate Ventura cut off his head — it didn't sound like he'd done anything, not even insulting him, not that it's okay for nobles to murder people for insulting them — anyways. Uh. I don't know what all the right titles are."