A wave of gratitude washed over Brimbor's face. "Oh, no, I would't dream of that. Thank you for your generosity", he said with obvious relief.Xaov said:Alright.... We are going to let you out. Don't try anything.
"Just to convince you that we don't have anything to hide here why don't the three of us look for the ornament in the office. I really don't want you disturbing Eppy. Can you give us a detailed description of it?", the gnome says , thinking to himself, Ahh... Kill two birds with one stone. This way he'll leave Eppy alone and Devlin can have some time to get ready to follow him.El Jefe said:A wave of gratitude washed over Brimbor's face. "Oh, no, I would't dream of that. Thank you for your generosity", he said with obvious relief.
It seemed to the pair that as Ryland proposed a search of the office, a look of astonishment played over Brimbor's face, which he quickly suppressed. He seemed equally puzzled by the request for yet another description of the object, yet he quickly complied: "Well, ah, as I said, the object is round, black, about as broad as both my hands together, quite heavy, and carved with images of griffons. I would be quite surprised if you had two of them laying about." His face brightening with the look of an eager puppy, he added, "So, you will release me and we can begin now, yes?"[/sblock]Salix said:"Just to convince you that we don't have anything to hide here why don't the three of us look for the ornament in the office. I really don't want you disturbing Eppy. Can you give us a detailed description of it?",
The little elf mustered what dignity he could, bound in the chair as he was. "Yes...yes, of course", he replied.[/sblock]Xaov said:Do you understand?
"Enialis, maybe you should watch the door while the two of us search, I wouldn;t want to be interrupted",Ryland says to the strapping young lad.El Jefe said:[sblock=Enialis, Ryland: ]The little elf mustered what dignity he could, bound in the chair as he was. "Yes...yes, of course", he replied.[/sblock]
Brimbor was quite relieved to be released from the chair, almost as one getting a reprieve from a hanging. As soon as it clear that he could proceed, he began a methodical search of the premises. Archer's office held a great deal of paperwork, more than one might expect. Much of Orussus would have given their eyeteeth to rummage through Archer's files, as Ryland's cursory inspection revealed that he had a amazing amount of dirt on much of the city. But Ryland couldn't help but notice that the elf didn't seem interested in this. Although his search was just as thorough as Ryland's, it seemed very directed...for example, the elf never opened or examined any small containers, nor for that matter, anything too small to conceal a loaf of bread. He finished his search of the inner office before Ryland did, and waited patiently for the gnome to finish and let him back into the outer office. Once there, the pattern was the same: Ryland taking much longer with Eppy's files than Brimbor did.Salix said:"OOC:Ryland will take 20 to search the office. He will be keeping an eye on the Elf.
"Oh", was the elf's quick response. He opened his mouth as if to speak, then closed it again, then glanced between the pair nervously. "If you could, ah, allow me to retrieve my things, I'd be glad to be on my way." The image of a cat with a long tail in a room full of rocking chairs crossed Ryland's mind.[/sblock]Xaov said:When you pulled your weapon on us we believed you had answers so we subdued you.

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Rulebook featuring "high magic" options, including a host of new spells.