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Message: <blockquote data-quote="silentspace" data-source="post: 1143125" data-attributes="member: 14316">KindenHmm, Kinden thinks.  This Hitorum Felswarth is quick to anger.  A wise adviser would have recognized a chance to negotiate with a counter offer, instead of making vague statements about "help".  Perhaps he is not who he says he is, or he was dismissed from his role as advisor for good reason!  It does seem, though, that this Incantus, and even that half-orc have some sense in them.If the amulet gives any indication at all that Felswarth's intentions are good, Kinden saysMaster Felswarth, I have not asked for payment as a mercenary would.  I have only asked for that which would help us on our task.  Paying the head tax on us non-humans would allow us to move freely through Faunt and the empire.  Weapons, equipment, and fast horses would speed us on our way.  And, it would be a token of your trustworthiness.  Surely you can see that having Incantus point his crossbow at us, and your guards blocking the doors from the inside, keeping us in, and not guarding the doors from the outside, keeping others out, as you claim, is very suspicious, especially so in times such as this.  If the amulet gives an indication that Felswarth's intentions are not good, Kinden will walk out the door, gesturing for the female human, the shadowy elf, and the dwarf to follow him.  Clearly, this is not a rebellion.If the amulet gives no indication at all, Kinden waits to see what the others will do.</blockquote>

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