Frundor and
Olot, you have no problem hailing one of the many skycoaches - in fact you manage to find one with the Lyrandar Kraken upon it. "Wher' to, friends?" the cheery Lyrandar asks.
((assuming you want to go to the Gilded Cup))
The skycoach lands after a few minutes, giving you just enough time to change clothes and the half-elf turns to you and hands you a piece of paper; the bill.
Number of people: 2
Distance travelled: 6 miles
Amount to be paid 2g
"Hope you enjoyed your flight, good sirs!"
Making your way into the tavern, you are greeted immediately by a waitress who says in a hushed voice:
"There you are. Room 3. The others have already arrived."
Meredith,
Finn and
Hashkavak your respective conversations are disturbed as two newcomers enter the room; a human and a half-orc. Your host seems untroubled by their arrival and sits up in his chair:
"Ah, so good of you to join us," he turns to you three,
"Frundor Termen, a magical talent embodying the spirit of his family and his "enforcer" Olotumeal; one of the people giving half-orcs their charming reputation,"
"For the two of you, who're late," he continues in a stride, never pausing quite long enough for you to say anything,
"this is Finn Kincadd, a swordsman and excellent inquisitive," he gestures with his glass of wine towards Finn,
"and we also have Meredith ir'Bara, a charming beauty with a powerful mind, and finally Hashkavak who remains the most vigilant warrior I've seen outside of Valenar. As for myself, I'm Allan Demaine."
"Please, take a seat.
"I've summoned you - or, as the good mr. Kincadd correctly divined - I summoned you on the behalf of another. The reason you've been summoned is because the group I represent have some... questionable work that needs to be done, but cannot afford the potential scandal it'd cause if it was caught redhanded.
"This is - obviously - where you come in. Skilled individuals who're willing to help a noble cause," he pauses a moment,
"not that I expect you to do this out of the goodness of your heart, of course," he smiles expectantly and his gaze looks at each of you in turn.
"Twenty-thousand golden galifars, ladies and gentlemen.
"This will be your reward for fulfilling the job."
"Now, if anyone has any questions about this unlawful business, best ask them now, because if I tell you any more there's no way back."
He leans back in his seat, crossing his legs expectantly.
OOC: Hmmm... I would've preferred if Frundor accepted the proposition, but then again *shrug*
Scribbler, this shows how badly you were cheated

but then again, you jumped into a skycoach with a person who didn't exactly seem trustworthy.