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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Chauzu" data-source="post: 2698282" data-attributes="member: 9655">With a tap from Meliria, Taurus lets out a long exhale then turns his attention away from the bartender to the hers. "You are an interrogative lass, but I suppose I haven't been very clear to some. I am not the only one to know of these disappearances. I am merely the one to look for some fresh fodder for the private investigation. A small group of us that frequent the taverns in the area have been ever watchful when people began to disappear. I am a late-comer, but I think, with my better connections with the folk of the area, I am a step ahead of investigations. Why? Because I know someone that was the last to see them leave, one that knows where the direction of the threesome left off at. Kalgar 'of the Alley'. Or so he claims. The drunkard won't tell me a thing however. He does not trust my lips. 'Tis a shame."The tapping of the rain against the roof of the building faded away. "Well, that wasn't too long. Listen, I must be leaving here in a second, but hear this and tell the others: Decide who is in which group. Those that are in the group that are tracking the two men speak to Kalgar before you leave the tavern tonight. You WILL find him in the alleyway next to this tavern outside, trust me. Ask him for information on the missing men, but don't tell him I sent you, or else he will likely not tell, heh. That is all I can help you with for now until I find more information on the case. Those that decide to help me and the constabulary... tell them to meet me in the merchant sector tomorrow morning. They'll find me when they get there."As the merchant begins to leave he gives a wink back at Meliria and answers her last question. "A couple days ago was when I last seen them. I am not offended by your lack of trust with me, it is expected but I'll earn your trust yet."With that Taurus left the Golden Songbird. "Good evening, sir," said the tavern owner as the door closed. Soon the tavern would be half as crowded as it was.[sblock]Sense Motive = FailTaurus appears to be helping Meliria as best as he can, though still is a little unclear at some parts with her. The merchant does sound truthful, however. [/sblock]</blockquote>

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