Officials framed Nuul~Veth's appointment as a "collaborative triumph of vaporous ingenuity." The former clerk, whose 47% compliance rate on scent-plume affidavits drew little notice, now oversees the same Amber-Dome contracts under investigation for 1948 shortfalls.
Chief Aroma Strategist Musc Veyl announced the move during a standard vapor session, presenting the new ombudsman with a three-pack of glow-resin polish. The Office of Pleasant Vapors promptly absorbed the quota inquiry under its "Do Not Disturb" protocol.
Residents noted the timing left them free to debate plume synchronization trends rather than contract shortfalls. One local remarked that a requested dome fragrance upgrade had yielded an ombudsman instead.
