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<blockquote data-quote="khavren" data-source="post: 2180162" data-attributes="member: 29629">Abdul-Hadid Human/Genie-kin Scout &nbsp;&quot;To take the boy's pledge to his love we can do, to convince his father that his love should be allowed to flourish we can attempt. Our time limit is Moonset for the pledge to the Fire Nymph to be honored. The worthy Kadar will wish to know why to ally himself with the Nymph, and will most likely fear for his heir's life. I suspect Tariq would be best at arguing the first of the points, and have many reasons why it would be worthwhile to Kadar's business to have such a relationship. If we all argue with Kadar, we risk being forsworn to Marid for our pledge to carry his message. I do not think we need to sneak away for we are honored guests and can leave as we please. If we are worried about Kadar attempting to follow us to the Oasis, I am sure I can cover our tracks. I feel that only those whose skills are with the silver tongues stay to convince Kadar, the rest should journey to the Nymph, there is safety in numbers in the desert, not in the arguement.&quot; *As he talks, glancing up now and again, Abdul completes his map with Marid's information, studying it carefully to make sure he remembers the layout and viewpoints that guards would have of them leaving. He then stares at the map as if commiting it to memory* Brother, it seems we will be going for a walk this night. Do you agree with the map and the guard positions? </blockquote>

[QUOTE="khavren, post: 2180162, member: 29629"] [b]Abdul-Hadid Human/Genie-kin Scout[/b] "To take the boy's pledge to his love we can do, to convince his father that his love should be allowed to flourish we can attempt. Our time limit is Moonset for the pledge to the Fire Nymph to be honored. The worthy Kadar will wish to know why to ally himself with the Nymph, and will most likely fear for his heir's life. I suspect Tariq would be best at arguing the first of the points, and have many reasons why it would be worthwhile to Kadar's business to have such a relationship. If we all argue with Kadar, we risk being forsworn to Marid for our pledge to carry his message. I do not think we need to sneak away for we are honored guests and can leave as we please. If we are worried about Kadar attempting to follow us to the Oasis, I am sure I can cover our tracks. I feel that only those whose skills are with the silver tongues stay to convince Kadar, the rest should journey to the Nymph, there is safety in numbers in the desert, not in the arguement." *As he talks, glancing up now and again, Abdul completes his map with Marid's information, studying it carefully to make sure he remembers the layout and viewpoints that guards would have of them leaving. He then stares at the map as if commiting it to memory* [i] Brother, it seems we will be going for a walk this night. Do you agree with the map and the guard positions? [/i] [/QUOTE]

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