She doesn't spend literally all her time answering summons here and there, but probably most of it. Not right now, though, right now she's taking a break, a nice bath, some cocoa, a good book...
Okay, break over, she gets out of the bath, puts some clothes on, and takes the first summons she feels.
They have their party!
No.
Drat.
What's the movement like around and in the building? How often to people come in and out, do the blues ever leave...
Not that often. Sometimes.
Nope.
Hmm... she doesn't actually know what Governor Avalor looks like—is there a newsstand somewhere perhaps with a coincidental picture?
...a newsstand? There are not those.
Libraries they have. She can find a biography of Governor Avalor.
She just wants to recognise her when she leaves. ...but since she's at it does the biography mention anything of her personality?
Governor Avalor as the last remaining heir to the ruling oligarchy of Voa united all the remaining Voan blues once the occupying Oahk Empire collapsed, declined the opportunity to be Queen or even to have a unique title in favor of a more stable democratic multigovernor system, is responsible for Voa's unusual child allocation system and many other things about the place being as they historically were, and has refused to retire despite advanced age.
...yep, that's a personality alright. She can work with this. She'll skim that for any more interesting trivia but then return to the park.
Party is gone now.
Eventually people start leaving the building. Not Savo, but there's the woman he sent to let Kaede up.
If she has security they're discreet.
Well she's not going to be all creepy and try to not be noticed following her, she'll walk briskly towards her and when she's close enough call, "Governor Avalor?"
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