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Message: <blockquote data-quote="FitzTheRuke" data-source="post: 9718952" data-attributes="member: 59816">Team InfiltrateThe card table held everyone's attention as Copper and Lorent worked together to slip cards to the player who seemed to be the least-liked cultist playing. This player constantly complained, even when he was winning, and seemed none the wiser when his 'luck' changed, as if it were somehow exactly right that he should have all the good cards).  The others were clearly not happy with his newfound luck, and it was made worse that he still complained, even while winning.As the game neared the perfect spot for the reveal, with tempers high, Terrin, still only half-able to keep up with the game as he finished unloading the wagon, attempted to rile the mercenary. As soon as he said it, he knew that he had misspoken, as the mercenary looked at him for the first time with a puzzled expression that seemed to read, "Why don't I know you?"The mercenary didn't raise an alarm; instead he waved to Rowlow, as if he needed the grizzled veteran's help with something. Terrin put the last of the grain-sacks into a pile as he watched the two mercenaries converse near the portcullis that separated the storeroom from the prison. Then Rowlow wandered over toward him, with the mercenary watching.[ooc][USER=6787503]@Hriston[/USER], what would Terrin like to do? [USER=53176]@Leatherhead[/USER] or [USER=24380]@Neurotic[/USER], do you have a method in mind for the "big reveal" on the 'cheater'? Do you think Copper lost a lot of his 'tribute' to the guy?[/ooc]</blockquote>

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