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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Serpenteye" data-source="post: 1393910" data-attributes="member: 1492">Sandorel greets the others at breakfast. He doesn't touch the food or drink and when he notices Brystasia's reaction he smiles and shrugs slightly, explaining that those needs are met trough magical means. He still appears every bit as alert as he was in the Seer's dungeon and he soon turns to walk back to the treasure. Before the auction when she tries to calm him once again he simply nods at her words and keeps watching the crowd, a killing spell never far from his lips. He still takes the time to watch Brystasia discreetly, approving of her cunning salesmanship. When the auction is finished and his share of the money is securely stored in his Haversack, he smiles in relief. He had been pleasantly surprised by the kind of money they had earned in this town.He barely stops himself from starting when she touches him. Instead he smiles like the gentleman he had tought himself to be and holds his arm out for her to grasp. As they walk off he turns his head down towards her in an intimate gesture and speaks softly to her. "I feel I owe you an apology, my lady. I may have been excessive in my suspiciousness and reflected badly upon yourself among your peers. Perhaps my vigilance was unnecessary, or perhaps it proved a sufficient deterrant to mischief. Regardless, it could have been done more politely. You, at least, deserve the benefit of a doubt."I will gladly offer whatever assistance I can with identifying the items, but I'm afraid that such magics are outside my ability to cast. I can easily prepare a spell to expose a liar, though. That could be useful if we are forced to hire outside assistance."ooc: are there any clerical spells that can identify mgical items?</blockquote>

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