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<blockquote data-quote="Two-Gun Kid" data-source="post: 2127058" data-attributes="member: 28887">Coal had remained silent while the others were in the bar, his mind constantly scanning the crowd for any potential threats to his Master and his Master's new companions. However, once his Master had seen the posting for the job, Coal knew that they would soon be heading to Vestan's quarters.Glad that he did not have to mention the dangers of too much alochol again to his Master, Coal was pleased when they all left the bar and headed through the crowded streets of Sharn. Once again, Coal wondered what could be so fascinating to Fixer as his fellow warforged seemed to be constantly turning his head from side to side, as if he was afraid that he would miss something.'To have no focus in life...it must be hard for him.'When they arrived at the man's house Coal loosened the peace strings around his swords slightly. While he did not expect danger from one who was looking to hire mercanaries, it was never wise to lower one's guard too far.Standing next to Fixer while the man talked, Coal didn't spare a second glance at the coins the man placed on the table, as he knew that his Master would negotiate a fair fee for their services, and would use the coins wisely for them both. It was another thing that seperated him from Fixer, as many times Coal had heard the artificer, a respected job to be sure, worry about inventory and overhead costs. Those concepts were as foreign to Coal as his blades were to Fixer, but he hoped the gold would ease some of the worries from the other's mind.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Two-Gun Kid, post: 2127058, member: 28887"] Coal had remained silent while the others were in the bar, his mind constantly scanning the crowd for any potential threats to his Master and his Master's new companions. However, once his Master had seen the posting for the job, Coal knew that they would soon be heading to Vestan's quarters. Glad that he did not have to mention the dangers of too much alochol again to his Master, Coal was pleased when they all left the bar and headed through the crowded streets of Sharn. Once again, Coal wondered what could be so fascinating to Fixer as his fellow warforged seemed to be constantly turning his head from side to side, as if he was afraid that he would miss something. [i]'To have no focus in life...it must be hard for him.'[/i] When they arrived at the man's house Coal loosened the peace strings around his swords slightly. While he did not expect danger from one who was looking to hire mercanaries, it was never wise to lower one's guard too far. Standing next to Fixer while the man talked, Coal didn't spare a second glance at the coins the man placed on the table, as he knew that his Master would negotiate a fair fee for their services, and would use the coins wisely for them both. It was another thing that seperated him from Fixer, as many times Coal had heard the artificer, a respected job to be sure, worry about inventory and overhead costs. Those concepts were as foreign to Coal as his blades were to Fixer, but he hoped the gold would ease some of the worries from the other's mind. [/QUOTE]

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