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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Rechan" data-source="post: 4633023" data-attributes="member: 54846">First, I'd have the merchant ask the goliath a few questions. Namely "What did you do to her/with her" (and, if he doesn't lie that he destroyed the corpse) "Where is her body?" ("After all, we could Speak-With-Dead her corpse, and find out where more of her money is!"). Because he's trying to lie to his boss (and came up with a clever idea), make him sweat by building on his lie. Next, the tiefling left the notes all over his house and business. What if the merchant wasn't the only person who picked up one of the notes? It managed to get into a box of goods he's shipping somewhere, an employee picked it (and took it to be for them), or maybe someone in his household thought it was meant for them. Thus, the person bringing the box (and what's in the box) can be totally unrelated, and might even be a nasty surprise for the tiefling; maybe the Merchant's butler has a drug problem, and wants to silence the tiefling. Or some smugglers find the note in their crate, and plan on putting the kibosh on the tiefling because they think she's on to their smuggling ring.</blockquote>