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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Malvoisin" data-source="post: 2979057" data-attributes="member: 40128">A closer look reveals that the most of Ghelve's features are not that large...only that his legs are extremely long in proportion to the rest of his body. Still, if he is wearing stilts, he must be well-versed in walking with them, as his gait is smooth and natural.Flannad notes that Ghelve's fingers in fact do look rather small and delicate...very gnomish in fact. This fact would seem to contradict the very long legs the gnome possesses. Flannad moves around the storefront, but the red curtains completely obscure the back room, preventing any observation of what lies beyond. Flannad inclines his head in the direction of the curtain, but he hears only a faint ticking noise, as though from a large clock of some sort.Liracor softly utters the words of his incantation, and attunes himself to sense any magical auras in the shop. But, he senses no such magic, whether from Ghelve himself, or elsewhere in the storefront.Ghelve's friendly demeanor changes instantly as soon as Jon broaches the subject of keys and orphanages. A tightness plays at the corner of his mouth as he answers in steady, even tones, "No, of course not...no one has approached me regarding anything of the kind. That's a preposterous notion." Even as he speaks, the gnome's eyes flicker in the direction of the red curtain.(OOC: Jon and Liracor can both readily tell that Ghelve's words and demeanor do not mesh well at all. If anything, it seems that the locksmith has suddenly become distressed, perhaps even fearful.)</blockquote>

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