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<blockquote data-quote="Qik" data-source="post: 5757823" data-attributes="member: 6673727">Peering into the pouch with one wary eye still on the bravo, Fury's eyebrows have the sudden urge to arch at the bag's contents: platinum coins.&nbsp; A lot of them.A few shakes of the bag and a quick scan show that the bag contains about 40 coins, a veritable fortune for the citizens of the Planks.&nbsp; Perhaps Fury has just stumbled upon the most socially mobile bravo in history.&nbsp; Or perhaps the trio of thugs were amazingly lucky in their choice of target this afternoon.&nbsp; Or perhaps, one way or another, the target was anything but a random one.&nbsp; The presence of such a large sum of money suggests that the last of these is true.The young man groans, cursing under his breath, when he sees that Fury has recovered the pouch he dropped during the chase.&nbsp; His earlier expression of defiance has been replaced by a combination of frustration and confusion: frustrated at the loss of such a sum of money, and confused as to what happens from here.&nbsp; Clearly, Fury's appearance was an unanticipated variable: in a setting such as Ranocchio, one usually doesn't have to consider the possibility of a randomly-appearing do-gooder when undertaking a crime.&nbsp; Reflection up this fact makes Fury realize that, while he may not be making a difference in the life of the young man on the ground before him any time soon, he certainly made a difference in someone else's life this evening.[sblock=OOC]The pouch contains 400 gp worth of coins.&nbsp; The fact that Fury has it also gives him a little leverage (although exactly why and in what way remains to be discovered - I'm curious myself to see how much information you'll be able to glean, and when, about the entirety of the nature of the confrontation between Milo and the bravos).[/sblock]</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Qik, post: 5757823, member: 6673727"] Peering into the pouch with one wary eye still on the bravo, Fury's eyebrows have the sudden urge to arch at the bag's contents: platinum coins. A lot of them. A few shakes of the bag and a quick scan show that the bag contains about 40 coins, a veritable fortune for the citizens of the Planks. Perhaps Fury has just stumbled upon the most socially mobile bravo in history. Or perhaps the trio of thugs were amazingly lucky in their choice of target this afternoon. Or perhaps, one way or another, the target was anything but a random one. The presence of such a large sum of money suggests that the last of these is true. The young man groans, cursing under his breath, when he sees that Fury has recovered the pouch he dropped during the chase. His earlier expression of defiance has been replaced by a combination of frustration and confusion: frustrated at the loss of such a sum of money, and confused as to what happens from here. Clearly, Fury's appearance was an unanticipated variable: in a setting such as Ranocchio, one usually doesn't have to consider the possibility of a randomly-appearing do-gooder when undertaking a crime. Reflection up this fact makes Fury realize that, while he may not be making a difference in the life of the young man on the ground before him any time soon, he certainly made a difference in someone else's life this evening. [sblock=OOC]The pouch contains 400 gp worth of coins. The fact that Fury has it also gives him a little leverage (although exactly why and in what way remains to be discovered - I'm curious myself to see how much information you'll be able to glean, and when, about the entirety of the nature of the confrontation between Milo and the bravos).[/sblock] [/QUOTE]

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