Kiss of Darkness: Part 1--A Hint of Shadow

[Rystil Arden]

(OOC: For Valerie, I figured she kind of walked away and ducked into a side alley, Clark Kent-like?)

 

[unleashed]

OOC: That's what I thought at first too, but then Bront asked what we saw, and we never really got any specific clarification about what happened...just options.

 

[Rystil Arden]

(OOC: Yeah, I thought it was weird that Bront asked that--thus my option thing was basically "If you want them to see you, you can change here in front of everyone. Otherwise, do the alley thing" )

 

[Bront]

OOC: I didn't know if there was a good place to duck and change, but if there was that wasn't inside the warehouse, she would have .

"If you prefer Rhaka, that may be best. If you hear us call, come running quickly though please."

 

[Nonlethal Force]

[OOC: Sorry if this exalted thing is annoying people. But things like breaking and entering are clearly illegal even if for a good cause. A normal good character might be able to do that saying the ends justify the means, but in my mind an exalted one could not. Unless there is imminent reason to enter the building (saving a person's life, etc.) Rhaka can't violate her understanding of right/wrong. Add to it that a locksmith (an innocent) was involved in breaking and entering ...

As for Kinjon, Rhaka merely wanted to sniff around the outside - or go in if a door was open. There is clearly a difference between an all locked warehouse and one with a door open.]

"I understand, Valerie. But I hope that you do not need my services. Right or wrong, we are clearly not intended to enter such premises without proof of just cause.

 

[unleashed]

OOC: The exalted thing isn’t worrying me at all.

 

[Bront]

OOC: I have no problem at all with it Val may be a little annoyed, but she won't hold it against Rhaka, and an outside watch seems prudent anyway

 

[Rystil Arden]

[OOC: Sorry if this exalted thing is annoying people. But things like breaking and entering are clearly illegal even if for a good cause. A normal good character might be able to do that saying the ends justify the means, but in my mind an exalted one could not. Unless there is imminent reason to enter the building (saving a person's life, etc.) Rhaka can't violate her understanding of right/wrong. Add to it that a locksmith (an innocent) was involved in breaking and entering ...

As for Kinjon, Rhaka merely wanted to sniff around the outside - or go in if a door was open. There is clearly a difference between an all locked warehouse and one with a door open.]

"I understand, Valerie. But I hope that you do not need my services. Right or wrong, we are clearly not intended to enter such premises without proof of just cause.

(OOC: An exalted character can break the law an infinite number of times without losing exalted as long as they don't also do something evil. In that sense, their code isn't stricter in every way than a paladin's, unless they are a Lawful Good ealted, or an exalted Paladin Of course, if she actually thinks breaking and entering is evil, well, then she definitely can't do it, although that probably means she has a bit of a Lawful streak in her--in the forest, all the animals can use a big tree and live in it together

Oh, don't think I'm annoyed--not at all. Just giving an FYI so you know where I stand on the matter)

 

[Rystil Arden]

(OOC: Oh, just checking but we're not using Kinjon to sniff stuff out inside the warehouse, right?)

 

[Bront]

OOC: Not unless Rhaka is coming in.