"I can handle the scouting and entry tasks, but don't really have recommendations for the others," Reanna tells Broderick.

In reply to Reanna Draegan (msg # 35):

Hopefully you won't take offence, would you mind providing a demonstration, of your skills

ooc was thinking 3-5 test of varying difficulty.

In reply to Broderick Leibert (msg # 36):

"Fifteen! Let's keep this to a minimum! My pickets are
 not do deep as that. Ought be a few low rent mercenaries
downstairs that could be hired cheaply."

Reanna looks at Broderick with indignation, "Really? A test of MY skills? What about your skills? How do I know you'll be any good? And what sort of test? Who decides?"

"When I say I can handle it, then I can. I'm not in the mood to play childish games to prove myself."

In reply to Ashbury (msg # 37):

Offering Ashbury a placating smile Fret not master Ashbury, my opening estimate has been revised as mentioned. If acceptable to you both I welcome the opportunity to contribute an equivalent investment, in goods, services or funds to that You and Master Norries are providing, for an equal share in this endeavour and its outcome.

In reply to Reanna Draegan (msg # 38):
Glancing at Reanna he ignored her attempt at indignation, which he considered was proof that she would prove inadequate in the subtleties of negotiation. Additionally he felt that Her reluctance to prove her capability, presented an implement to any possible remuneration she would be offered. Mistress I claimed nothing other than an offer to contribute to this enterprise. I welcome any test you may set me, provided I have a modicum of skill you wish to test me with.

ooc Unless the other Masters have prior knowledge of her capabilities which Broderick does not, he can but presumes Reanna's capabilities are at present only worth payment of $30 per day.
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Sighing at the ignorance of the man before her, but realizing that even fools need placating, she acquiesces, "And what sort of tests do you think would suffice?"

In reply to Reanna Draegan (msg # 40):

Noting Reanna's attitude which did not help her prospects; Broderick leant forward and conversed quietly with the other two Masters.
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As it was obvious that Reanna was intentionally being excluded from the planning, she simply stated, "I'll be around the guild if you decide you need an entry expert.". Then with a nod to the three of them, she heads off towards the training area.

In reply to Reanna Draegan (msg # 42):

After Reanna had departed  Broderich gave his chin a rub I've heard she has a nose for trouble but didn't imagine it was for starting it. Do either of you think she's suitable or should we locate a locksmith with a tad more co-operative  group spirit. he enquires.
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Brodericks co Masters appeared to be considering their options. We could advertise for these positions this shouldn't take long to fill.
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In reply to Broderick Leibert (msg # 44):

"One could always ask Bellarius for his opinion on them. It has cost me a silver on
 occasion, but for that I get a report on all of the candidates for a job. He keeps a careful roster. I just see him to organize caravan guards and the like."

In reply to Master Norries of Spelt (msg # 45):

That sound ideal, an excellent proposal. Master Norries. We should undertake to do so this moment. Which approach does Bellarius prefer an arrangement to meet for discussions or an Invitation with the same goal. he enquires looking from Norries to Ashbury.

Ooc After determining which Broderick will send Carruthers to arrange this with Bellarius.

In reply to Broderick Leibert (msg # 46):

"I usually just ask him for recommendations. He tends to stay neutral, or at least, stay loyal to his Mistress's positions."

In reply to Master Norries of Spelt (msg # 47):

"Let's keep his to a minimum. If you are seeking consultations for this business, that comes out of your share. I will pay the wages of a fair number, but it behooves you to economize where you can. I don't need an army, I want an emoty shop with a sub basement  and I need it secured quickly so that I  can attend to proper licensing with the Merchant's  guild."

In reply to Ashbury (msg # 48):

Broderick assumed these arrangements wouldn't be as convex as they were becoming.
Masters Ashbury and Norres, finding myself new to such arrangements I appear to have become a tad over-exuberant. He offers them an apologetic yet embarrassed smile

Master Ashbury, Deferring to your knowledge of this process; would it be possible for you oversee the hire of a suitable team, and allow me to glean what I may, from you, of this process.
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In reply to Broderick Leibert (msg # 49):

"I will be funding this operation, it is up to you and your staff to organize it."

Broderick noted that neither of the Masters mentioned specific timings for this operation, even after being prompted, Masters reference to quickly was a small hint. As you wish if there is no further to discuss I shall undertake to recruit the requisite candidates. After the team is fitted out with equipment and supplies for from Master Norris we will set out. Broderick waits for any comment after which he concludes the meeting thanks the Masters and departs
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In reply to Broderick Leibert (msg # 51):

Once in the anteroom to the large conference room, you catch the shaven elf at his desk, eating wafers of essential
  food. He stands, and offers you one from a platter.
"Master Leibert, what brings you to my quarters? Do you need Camilla's services, or just my own?"

In reply to Bellarius (msg # 52):

Thank you Master Bellarius Broderick replies taking an offered wafer I trust you are well this day and hope you have some time to assist me in a matter of locating suitable persons for a team I am hoping to assemble.

In reply to Broderick Leibert (msg # 53):

"I have a few people in mind. I take it you are exploring underground? I can recommend a spearwoman named
 Le Pore, and a lantern bearer named Montague, both highly
spoken of, a young man good with locks named Mercer, and I   can offer you the choice of two wiardly types, Ludlow and
Razakeel. Also there is Molag Anders."

In reply to Bellarius (msg # 54):

Indeed we are, these sound quite promising,  If I may impose upon your assistance, would you happen to know their whereabouts at today and could you provide descriptions of these so I may locate and identify them. Hoping to start out quickly he thanks Bellarius paying him for this assistance and arranges to locate and contract the team.
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In reply to Broderick Leibert (msg # 55):

Ooc:currently these are npcs; Bellarius  wage for this quick list is $20, tips are appreciated. All are currently   in the common room. In addition to cash ($30/day for Montague and lePore, $60/day fpr each of the others) they like an even share per person of any spoils.

In reply to Narrator (msg # 56):

ooc Is it standard to receive cash payment after the job, I presume to supplies/equipment costs are upfront. Pay $22 to Bellaris.

In reply to Broderick Leibert (msg # 57):

Having paid Bellarius for his services, you proceed downstairs to recruit-where there are no quiet or private areas. Some will look at a signing bonus, as much as 50% up front, but some are happy to get work without.

In reply to Narrator (msg # 58):

Will ask the respective members.