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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Relique du Madde" data-source="post: 5386992" data-attributes="member: 42169">“Then the nice men will get it fixed for you.” "You are lying. Better throw the device in the sand, who knows what other lies has she told us about it. It might be a bomb of sorts, or a communication device. Or both. If we leave it in the sand, not it will only misguide her allies, it will explode harmlessly in the sand if it is really a bomb."Lady Rasputina glared at her captors. “It would be a very small bomb,” "It's not a bomb.  If it were do you think you would still be alive?"  Resorting back to misdirection, she continued. "If it were a communication device or some kind of locationor then why wasn't I rescued by my brothers and sisters in the Union?  I was not because its just a family heirloom, and nothing more.  So you can't throw it away.  It means to much."Lady Rasputina<a href="http://invisiblecastle.com/roller/view/2780193/" target="_blank">1d20+6=7</a> Seif sense motive: <a href="http://invisiblecastle.com/roller/view/2780198/" target="_blank">1d20+1=20</a> vs 7 --> Seif successfulSahid sense motive:<a href="http://invisiblecastle.com/roller/view/2780201/" target="_blank">1d20+1=2</a> vs 7 --> Lady Rasputina Successful.Sahid seems to fall for Lady Rasputina's Bluff; however Seif remembers that the device was set to the off position so he isn't easily fooled. OOC: I like Seif's next statement from Bind Fred's post as being the response to the sense motive check since it's so cryptic it work no matter how its taken.“I advise, Ottoman: things thrown away never come back, and a wise man can use all things to his advantage. I ask this of you.”* * *“Because then HE will convince us, turn us against the Union?”Knowing she had lost, Lady Rasputina grimaces and eyes Seif with utter contempt.</blockquote>

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