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<blockquote data-quote="Thomas Hobbes" data-source="post: 1600581" data-attributes="member: 8623">&quot;They're not my friends,&quot; says Rhesa, pissed at the &quot;when you come with me.&quot;&nbsp; &quot;They're in it for the money and all about as moral as Lydia, so I doubt I could dissaude them.&quot;&nbsp; She says this while adjusting her makeup, and with that done, steps out of the way of the door.&nbsp; &quot;It's not like I could stop you anyway, but I wouldn't reccomend it.&quot;&nbsp; She shrugs.&nbsp; &quot;We're on different sides of this one, I'm afraid.&nbsp; And it's not my fault I have to be gray- it's your damn monochrome morality.&quot;&nbsp; She smiles a little.&nbsp; &quot;You get a thirty second head start, and I reccomend you use it to run.&quot;&nbsp; She adds grudgingly, &quot;Best of luck.&quot;&nbsp; And she does wish him such- it would really make her day to see Brie righteously smoted (smitten?&nbsp; Smut?), even if it means no payment.Incidentally, in case it wasn't clear, Rhesa honestly doubts his chances against the assembled group.I'm off now, as per sig.&nbsp; Rhesa'll sit down and talk calmingly to Heliah for a while, persuading her to stay in the room.&nbsp; Once he's gotten his head start, she'll walk at an unconcerned pace in the direction Lydia headed, knocking on doors and calling for Lydia (I don't think she gave a fake name, so I'll just use that) and making an obscure theological reference&nbsp; about there being trouble (&quot;Lydia, dear, there's a problem with those draperies.&nbsp; You know, the Heironian canonical draperies?&quot;).&nbsp; An innuendo check again- &quot;The trouble is of a most paladin-like nature, and powerful.&quot;&nbsp; Having informed her of the problem, Aeweth will opine that they can't take him, and advise very strongly that they remain where they are.&nbsp; In any case, she'll follow her own advice and hide away from any fight.&nbsp; She'll use her spells to save any innocents (i.e, prositutes) that get caught in a crossfire, though.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Thomas Hobbes, post: 1600581, member: 8623"] "They're not my friends," says Rhesa, pissed at the [i]"when[/i] you come with me." "They're in it for the money and all about as moral as Lydia, so I doubt I could dissaude them." She says this while adjusting her makeup, and with that done, steps out of the way of the door. "It's not like I could stop you anyway, but I wouldn't reccomend it." She shrugs. "We're on different sides of this one, I'm afraid. And it's not [i]my[/i] fault I have to be gray- it's your damn monochrome morality." She smiles a little. "You get a thirty second head start, and I reccomend you use it to run." She adds grudgingly, "Best of luck." And she does wish him such- it would really make her day to see Brie righteously smoted (smitten? Smut?), even if it means no payment. [size=1]Incidentally, in case it wasn't clear, Rhesa honestly doubts his chances against the assembled group. I'm off now, as per sig. Rhesa'll sit down and talk calmingly to Heliah for a while, persuading her to stay in the room. Once he's gotten his head start, she'll walk at an unconcerned pace in the direction Lydia headed, knocking on doors and calling for Lydia (I don't think she gave a fake name, so I'll just use that) and making an obscure theological reference about there being trouble ("Lydia, dear, there's a problem with those draperies. You know, the [i]Heironian canonical[/i] draperies?"). An innuendo check again- "The trouble is of a most paladin-like nature, and powerful." Having informed her of the problem, Aeweth will opine that they can't take him, and advise very strongly that they remain where they are. In any case, she'll follow her own advice and hide away from any fight. She'll use her spells to save any innocents (i.e, prositutes) that get caught in a crossfire, though.[/size] [/QUOTE]

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