Editing Ascending the Reliables List of Mr Pages

{{Quality
|Icon = Magnifyingglass.png
|ID = 519
|Description = You are proving yourself a reliable and discreet investigator.
|Available At = Gain this through opportunity cards.
|Quality type = Stories
|Raise = yes
|Lower = no
|Unlocked with = An Interview with Mr Pages
}}
*[[Mr Pages is a Master of the Bazaar, dealing with the printed word]]
==Progress==
===Level 1===
*[[A case for a Reliable]]
*[[First case for Mr Pages]]
===Level 2===
*[[There are the thieves!]]
*[[Those two Unfinished Clay Men are the ones that took Mr Pages' book! You're sure of it!]]
===Level 3===
*[[Another Case for a Reliable]]
===Level 4===
*[[Following the Trail]]
===Level 5===
*[[Breaking and Entering on Behalf of Mr Pages]]
===Level 8-16===
*[[Returning to Mr Pages]]
===Level 16===
*[[Write the Wilting Dandy's Story for Mr Pages]]
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 ===Level 16===
 *[[Write the Wilting Dandy's Story for Mr Pages]]
-==Levels==
-:1: Mr Pages is impressed by your intelligence and tenacity, and will notify you when it has a case
-:2: Mr Pages is missing a book. Witnesses report that it was stolen by two Clay Men
-:3: The culprits have been found, and you’ve returned the book - one of Mr Iron’s ledgers - to Mr Pages
-:4: Another theft from Mr Pages' library. A green petal was found at the scene; witnesses saw a figure limping away
-:5: You know the Wilting Dandy's address
-:6: You have found the Wilting Dandy
-:8: Mr Pages will be pleased to have its book back!
-:12: The Dandy is delighted he can keep the book. Mr Pages will be displeased!
-:15: {{FontFate}} The Dandy has his book. Mr Pages will get your forgery
-:16: Mr Pages will not be mollified until you have written the Dandy's story. Do so in Veilgarden!
-:20: You left the Wilting Dandy bloodied, and returned the book to Mr Pages
-:21: {{FontFate}} Mr Pages is captivated by your forgery; the Wilting Dandy has left with the original
-:23: The Wilting Dandy kept the book; you mollified Mr Pages by writing of the Dandy's love for the Epigrammatic Irishman