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<blockquote data-quote="Mad Hatter" data-source="post: 1815538" data-attributes="member: 23731">I must reevaluate my opinion of Illira.&nbsp; She might have something there.&nbsp; At the very least, we can get her to talk more and thus play her hand.&nbsp; Regardless, we must study this thing. Feiran turns to look at Minaesbart and says confidently: &quot;I disagree, Minaesbart.&nbsp; While I have no doubt of your skill or anyone's in this room for that matter, it is stll too risky.&nbsp; The Sorciere stands too much on their own laurels to adaquately aid us.&nbsp; They would run rough-shod and take over the task completely, which in my opinion would be a mistake.&nbsp; This is too important a task to consign into the hands of such an organization.&nbsp; Besides if we invite them to play, then others, who we don't want to deal with, might decide they too wish to play.&nbsp; Why invite trouble?&nbsp; It's apparently our trade, it will come to us.&nbsp; We must do this, preferably in secret or at least inconspicuously.&nbsp; After she says this to Minaesbart, Feiran looks speculatively at Illira.&nbsp; She then turns to Adinal and says:&nbsp; Adinal, I think that perhaps you should answer Illira's questions.&nbsp; I have seen enough seemingly divine inspiration in my own family to respect these revelations of hers.&nbsp; Besides, at the very least we'll know a bit more about the circumstances of this bizarre situation.&nbsp; Also, are there any distinctive markings, etchings, writings or runes, etc. on the amulet?&quot;I am loathe to suggest anything yet seeing as the others have not entered the &quot;I have a plan and really want to share&quot; game.&nbsp; Even so, I must sell them on my idea because I am confident that it will be the best course of action...</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Mad Hatter, post: 1815538, member: 23731"] [I]I must reevaluate my opinion of Illira. She might have something there. At the very least, we can get her to talk more and thus play her hand. Regardless, we must study this thing.[/I] Feiran turns to look at Minaesbart and says confidently: [COLOR=Red] "I disagree, Minaesbart. While I have no doubt of your skill or anyone's in this room for that matter, it is stll too risky. The Sorciere stands too much on their own laurels to adaquately aid us. They would run rough-shod and take over the task completely, which in my opinion would be a mistake. This is too important a task to consign into the hands of such an organization. Besides if we invite them to play, then others, who we don't want to deal with, might decide they too wish to play. Why invite trouble? It's apparently our trade, it will come to us. We must do this, preferably in secret or at least inconspicuously.[/COLOR] After she says this to Minaesbart, Feiran looks speculatively at Illira. She then turns to Adinal and says: [COLOR=Red]Adinal, I think that perhaps you should answer Illira's questions. I have seen enough seemingly divine inspiration in my own family to respect these revelations of hers. Besides, at the very least we'll know a bit more about the circumstances of this bizarre situation. Also, are there any distinctive markings, etchings, writings or runes, etc. on the amulet?"[/COLOR] [I]I am loathe to suggest anything yet seeing as the others have not entered the "I have a plan and really want to share" game. Even so, I must sell them on my idea because I am confident that it will be the best course of action...[/I] [/QUOTE]

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