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Message: <blockquote data-quote="ahayford" data-source="post: 5806707" data-attributes="member: 6680745">Keygan evasively responds to Caytis.Like I said, I’ve had many clients over the years, can’t expect an old gnome to remember one halfling can you? Are you even sure the locks were mine? I sell a lot of locks, but I know several of the locals importers have brought in inferior merchandise over the years to try and undercut me.Keygan turns to respond to Nia.Five years ago eh? Hmmm...no can’t say it rings a bell. Now I apologize, but if you aren’t going to buy anything, I'm going to have to ask you to leave. I’m a very busy gnome. He glances exhaustively at a pile of orders.Lots of orders to fill, always the same thing**Passive Sense Motive**You find it odd that a gnome as organized as Keygan Ghelve would have no recollection of a sale he made. Or failing that, that he would have no paperwork he could refer to about the order. The orders on the table near his work bench show that he must keep some kind of paper trail.The grey in Keygan’s hair is also a bit strange. Most gnomes you’ve met have had very brilliant or deep hair colors. Even Svexyn remembers Keygan’s hair being a more midnight blue-black as recently as a year ago. You don’t know enough about gnome physiology to know if greying that quickly is normal.Keygan’s demeanor has transitioned from surprised, to nervous, and now agitated. Something isn’t right here.</blockquote>