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Message: <blockquote data-quote="DMDanW" data-source="post: 4930257" data-attributes="member: 55230">Dextyr raises an eyebrow as Tonk lays out his plan, and is genuinely impressed. As Tonk and Blade discuss the advantages of hiding, Dextyr is even more stunned as Tonk reveals wisdom that, well frankly, he just didn't think Tonk possessed. "I am truely impressed with both your plan and your views on the advantage of deception in battle Tonk. I belive that unless we have any other objections, we have ourselves a course of action""Dex, why do I get the feeling you don't want to kill these lawyers? Is there any particular reason you think the people who put a ridiculous bounty on our heads deserve less?" "On the contrary Tristan, I have no love of lawyers or bureaucrates for that matter. I find them to be spineless cowards and bullies who hide behind "the law" to achive their evil and vile acts. I do however have a fondness of self preservation, and I had simply hoped that we could come up with a plan that did not involve direct brute bloodshed...the bloodshed being on our part."Dextyr motions over towards Tonk as he scurries off into the woods "As Tonk pointed out, a victory can be achived without having to fight the enemy. If we can achive our goals without pointless conflict, all the better.  We win - they loose".With that Dextyr looks at Blade, Mikara and Tristan in turn and then a mischeivious grin creeps on to his face.  "That being said, I am certian that we will encounter our fair share of conflict that does have a point. Oh, and as far as lying lawyers go, I wouldn't trust them either. I am counting on their anal bureaucratic nature to provide us with writen documents which can lead us to Mr. Applethorpe".</blockquote>

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