Small break next week + CE Interlude Poll: Inquisitor or Monk?

Hello everyone,

As warned in the Mall of Madness update, I'll be taking a short one week break next week (the first since April, I believe); due to RL stuff I really feel the need to recharge my batteries, so to say. I'll be providing a few more bonus content this week (like a Djinn update) to make up for it.

As such, there won't be updates from August 28th to September 3rd; both CE and B&F will return afterward, probably with a bonus chap on Thursday. 

Otherwise, here's another Interlude poll for Commerce Emperor, this time between two heroes with a large role to play in the second half of the volume: Cortaner the Inquisitor and Soraseo the Monk. Like last time, the discarded choices will likely be offered again in future polls, though the choice will probably be the penultimate interlude of the volume; the volume's final interlude will be a plot-mandated Knight chapter. 

I've been thinking about providing polls for Blood & Fur but I'm honestly drawing a blank at what to propose; I don't think interludes would work well in that story due to the complete focus on Iztac (since I think revealing other thoughts will remove a lot of the mystery and tension). If you have any preference or other suggestions though, please let me know.

And now, for choices old and new:

- "Soraseo," the Monk

Of all the nations of Pangeal, few are as feared as the ever-expanding Shinkoku Empire. Its greatest warrior and princess, the Crimson Blossom, leads the conquest of new territories. Though her heart bears doubt, she ignores them in the name of duty and for her family's honor. But the dead carry grudges, and one day that debt must be paid with blood...

- Cortaner - The Inquisitor

The Fire Islands once welcomed the Magocracy of Irem as liberators from foreign conquerors; decades of colonization have soured that sentiment into resentment and bitter hatred. A ruthless mercenary eager to trade blood for money, Cortaner, enters the jungle in search of fortune; unaware that he is walking into a hell of his own making. For how can you make things rights, when you have committed sins for which there is no redemption?