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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Scotley" data-source="post: 3144288" data-attributes="member: 11520">Wheeling and DealingThe old halfling departs and it is a moment before Michael realizes he's been stuck with the check for the wine. As good as his word a nice magnum of champaign arrives with a pleasant note on heavy paper in silver ink thanking Michael for the refreshments and with hope for future profitable dealings. The champaign is very nice and would likely have cost Michael upwards of 200 gp. The wiley halfling merchant likely got a better deal on it of course. In the end Michael will need a couple of local barges. Chandar asks to personally accompany them figuring the locals will make sure a couple of boxes, 'fall out of the barge' if not watched very carefully. It is reported that two of the halflings dropped by one left Michael some 300 gp richer than his initial investment, having had great success at the casio. The other accompanied him and reported that he lost his shirt. Saddly the third halfling has not been seen and is feared lost in the previous nights chaos. They had hoped Michael might have some news of him. It is also reported that an old salt came by with a bottle of potent liquor in thanks for the previous evenings company.Fraxin and Benjal are sleeping off a terrible quantity of booze, along with three new recruits who, after being plyed with a considerable amount of liquor from ships stores signed on. Grumbar reports that they ate and drank enough to have a feast for the entire remaining crew. The fellows' snoring from the quarter deck can be heard the length of the ship.</blockquote>

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