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Message: <blockquote data-quote="WhatKu" data-source="post: 1109590" data-attributes="member: 13817">Ok, heres how the whole thing happendIt had been a few weeks since he had gotten a job, and his reserve funds were near dry. Decideding to double his efforts, Juair went to someone who knew someone he knew. This person arranged a meeting with a woman (obviously Aes Sedai by her apperance), who gave her name as Tarya. She questioned him for a few hours on how an Athan'Me managed to be on dry land for a few months, and Athan'Me society. Juair was payed well for his time, and when he was getting up to leave, the woman mointed him back. She said a certin Tearin Lord, Lord Lebash. At the mention of the name, Juair started. He explained to the Aes Sedai, that shortly after being ship wrecked, this same Lord had refused him and his sisters food or shelter, and refused to give them so much as a mark. Juair had cursed his name, since Athan'Me tend to help nearly everyone (except Aes Sedai wanting passage, due to some things best kept secret). This Tarya Sedai wanted him to "retrive" a small ivory necklace set with saphires. Aparently it was very important to the Aes Sedai, but Juair took the hint that inquiring too much might be a bad idea. Deciding that if this Lord Lebash was a theif as well as a horrible person, it was only fair that he took the blow of losing this necklace. Juair used his stealth and guile to retrive the necklace, and covered his tracks. The Aes Sedai thanked him, and said she may contact him later, under a diffrent name, since this was an assumed one. Just as Juair seemed to be down and out again, a messanger came, with summons to see the Armylin.That good enough? Oh, and I left the Aes Sedai and the Lord for you to flesh out, in case you ever needed someone to try and kill me later. Who dosnt love a good death threat?</blockquote>

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