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Message: <blockquote data-quote="hippocrachus" data-source="post: 2585999" data-attributes="member: 14148">"The lot of you are master at not more than assumption. Leanthas claims that he has been locked in a room for the last fifty years. A room beyond a room containing riches beyond anyone's wildest dreams; but also containing a lever! Look me in the face and tell me that by seeing this room and its contents that you would not try that lever to ease your curiosity, and yes, greed. You will not find me believing anything evil would do so. Our good Zeric did so, yes?" he pauses expectantly, but continues without response. "You are naive. The money is older than any of the business that slave-trader practiced down here. I will take my share and do what I please with it," when the bard is done his diatribe, he will take in all of the items laying about the room.He looks up just as an answering reprimand forms on the lips of one of his companions."Aye, I don't. But I can use this coin to mete out justice none the less," he claims, second-guessing what he was sure would be a contrary comment.[sblock]Edit: The response Orpheus gives made more sense with Alinis' original post, but even after the edit, I think it works...[/sblock]</blockquote>