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Message: <blockquote data-quote="jkason" data-source="post: 2676193" data-attributes="member: 2710">Byntrou, sorcerous barbarianByn smiles softly as takes the bow in his hands, carefully inspecting it before returning it to its regular place slung on his back. He bows deeply to Filgar, his hands open and arms spread to his sides in a Bous gesture of respect."Chanuk Gai*, Filgar, from both myself and my ancestors. I owe you a great debt."When he rises, Byntrou turns to glance at Bahruul, his smile taking a much more wry aspect. Turning back to Filgar he adds, "Perhaps this will go some way to making a partial repayment: I would suggest that a close audit of the Merchant Dreeves' associates and dealings of late might provide ... enlightenment, if you catch my meaning."Byn can feel Delcoi's amusement mirror his own as he turns to leave. The goblin he and his associates will tackle alone, of course (and as he's outside the humans' jurisdiction, there should be little interference), but the thought of providing Dreeves further inconvenience was too good to pass up."With that, I shall leave you to your very much appreciated work. My herdmate and I have another appointment to keep this morning. May it prove as beneficial as this one."*OOC:[sblock] Given the independant nature of Boes, their society is held together by a heavy emphasis on personal obligations. There are many forms of gratitude in Bous society, each carrying a different level of said obligation on behalf of the Bous offering it. While there are higher levels than Chanuk Gai, they are reserved for close friends and family. Chanuk Gai is the highest level of gratitude a Bous might extend to a casual acquaintance or relative stranger.[/sblock]</blockquote>

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