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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Xael" data-source="post: 964307" data-attributes="member: 3579">Thorik coughs: "Mourgram Sudeiman Sphaerideion the Third."And we don't really have plans, but I think we can do someting. Sto.", he says while snapping his fingers to Stolig. With a smile the gnome jumps up once, mumbles quickly something while fiercely whisking his hands around. Then in the air, there appears a miniature (2ft * 2ft * 2ft*) floating city, with multiple dark towers rising above other buildings. Thorik groans. "Not that again! You know what I meant! I don't know where you've got that thing to your mind, but I want the goddamn mansion!"Stolig seems hurt, but the city shifts and changes to look like a three-story miniature mansion, with a small block of land beneath it. Trorik clears his throat. "Well, right. That's the one. It's located in Marsember, naturally in the wealthy area. There's a bit of land between it and other buildings, so it should be pretty easy to find. Mr. idiot-noble has his private quarters at the third floor, there's some kind of a party hall in the center of the building, just inside the front door. There should also be a back door for kitchen. There's few guards in different parts of the building, plus naturally huge array of servants. The officials want to avoid hurting them, mind you. That's about where our knowledge of the inside ends. Possible entry points are of course the front door, back door, windows, and you might get inside from the sewer system, but... nevermind. There should be couple more people waiting for you at Marsember, so you won't be working on this alone.And Mour-whatever loves parties, but mostly goes to other people's parties. He's known to arrange few of them occasionally though.</blockquote>

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