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Message: <blockquote data-quote="jkason" data-source="post: 5341143" data-attributes="member: 2710">Nathan Tchanlach, human sorcerer[ooc]Sorry about the delay, and thanks, IVV for pushing forward. Was a very full weekend and I didn't manage to catch up on all my games.[/ooc]Nathan gives Maschera a deep bow. "We will do everything in our power, I assure you, good lady," he says.  Nathan falls back into his more effusive persona when Tilsit returns. "But of course!" he says. "It's been an honor to have even the briefest audience. Our great thanks both to you, Master Tilsit, and the lovely talent your wonderful opera house houses." He gives Maschera one last, supportive wink, then leads the others back out into the streets of Venza. Once the group has rounded enough corners to be out of view, he looks down at his brightly-colored garments. "Yes, that's enough faux-finery for one day," he says to no one the party can see. The brighter crimsons and silvers of his clothes evaporate as if they were water on a hot sidewalk, leaving him back in the darker reds and grays he's used to."I'll apologize now if anyone felt I was out of turn giving our ace away to Maschera, or keeping it from Tilsit," he says as the group makes its way back to the Dunn Wright. "I do think we should keep most of what we know about Carnemorto's disposition to ourselves. Someone either went to the trouble to move and bury the body, or even more oddly, to put Carnemorto's ring on another, older corpse. In any event, they're trying to hide what's happened to him. And the longe we can keep them in the dark as to what we do or don't know, the safer I hope they'll feel, which also hopefully means they won't be rushing to cover more tracks."I hadn't meant to even tell Maschera, but she just seemed so ... distressed that I took a chance. Hopefully I wasn't just bamboozled by her performing talents."</blockquote>

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