Clover gave the bikers a brief, dubious look and hoped that Lacey was giving her sound advice: Not madwoman Malkavian advice. Resigning herself, she padded back across the room to stand in front of the biker gang. She put on the most businesslike, unperturbed air she could muster (which was probably a little silly looking, considering she was a tiny girl in a school uniform staring down a rabble of beefed up bikers in leather and spikes).
She gave them a challenging smile, "So, gentlemen, before I place my bet, what makes you believe Ehrich here will be able to escape the box? We've inspected him and he appears to be well and truly staked, and I'm of a mind to bet along with our friend Horace over there. But I would just as soon bet with you fine men and join my voice to yours, if there's truly any evidence to convince me to support you." She looked each of them in the eye in turn and crossed her arms.