In reply to Grimaldi (msg # 279):

An hour passes slowly, with the air getting a little stale toward the end. Everyone lose 2 FP.

In reply to Narrator (msg # 280):

The door opends slowly. Connard is standing at a guarded distance from the door, and next to him is your employer, and a slick looking fellow you recognize as one of his agents.  They seem to have come to an understanding.
This message was last edited by the player at 16:43, Fri 08 Feb 2019.

11:09, Today: Sederic rolled 14 using 3d6.  forced entry 14.
"Anyone have a small crowbar, or hammer on them? I could probably breach the stonework, a bit.."

"Hey! it's opening!"
This message was last edited by the player at 16:26, Fri 08 Feb 2019.

11:16, Today: Grimaldi rolled 14 using 3d6.  create air ~14
"Veni Respirare Caeli!"
Grimaldi Refreshes the air, as needed (can we ignore the -2 FP, through my efforts?)
Grimaldi steps out, and nods at Vilgar.
"What do you say, Lourdaud. Do you want to work for the guild? If so, Go get your things!"
This message was last edited by the player at 16:41, Fri 08 Feb 2019.

In reply to Grimaldi (msg # 283):

"I was expexting you to bring him to me, but he came in to me on his own, telling me he had my agents, and that you had slaughtered his. Nice amount of damage done, it greatly affected his decision. Can't  pay you the amount we agreed, but I will pay you fifty percent, as you did half the job. Connard and I have come to an understanding. I will get proper licencing for my current venues, with Laurence here being listed as proprietor for legal purposes, and I will get a few points on some of his businesses, and he will have to hire replacements for the men you killed from my people."

In reply to Vilgar (msg # 284):

"I will also negotiate on your behalf for the sale of the armor and goods of the departed, provided you help load the remains onto a wagon I brought outside. The sale of those remains to the guild necromancers will be my take."

In reply to Vilgar (msg # 284):
"Looks like we fell for a ruse. I was beginning to wonder if by our own efforts, we would be able to escape that tomb."
Grimaldi accepts the payment, with thanks, and addresses the group.
"Let's go talk to the gendarmes, we can collect that bounty on Chienne...and maybe tell 'em a few other things, too."
Adressing Laurence:
"Alright, Sir. It's a bargain."
This message was last edited by the player at 17:03, Fri 08 Feb 2019.

11:53, Today: Sederic rolled 5 using 3d6.  merchant 12.
Sederic steps in, and sizes Cassile up, in a friendly manner.
"Greetings sir, Step into my office...let's negotiate...Those are some corn-fed brutes there, out in the street. They ought to fetch you a good price. Can you get us a good deal on the salvage of those arms, friend?"
Sederic gestured to the office, behind them.
This message was last edited by the player at 17:07, Fri 08 Feb 2019.

In reply to Laurence Cassile (msg # 285):

"I will need you to get those bodies out before they start to stink. I have a respectable  place to run. Vilgar, could you send Voorland the smith? I need to have some iron doors installed. And you, you oaf, are not welcome on my property. Vilgar, make sure he isn't  assigned here if you take him on."

In reply to Grimaldi (msg # 283):

"That's  how it is? Looks like I don't have a choice in this."

In reply to Sederic (msg # 287):

"You iced them, and get a split on the armor, 40% of the going rate. I get dibs on the remains tho, for providing the wagon."

"Alright then."
"Help us, with these bodies, Lourdaud! Let's get paid!"
He starts working.
This message was last edited by the player at 18:42, Fri 08 Feb 2019.

"You'll get a share, Lourdaud. Just remember, you owe Sir Percival the cost of mending his wounds, for that bolt you fired at him, earlier. That ought to be enough to get you situated, until you get more work."
Grimaldi addressed the party:
"A share of the arms salvage, and a share of this reward. Chienne, if anything, shall be our affair, since we dealt with her, before you joined with us...alright? Does everyone agree that's fair for him?..."
This message was last edited by the player at 18:21, Fri 08 Feb 2019.

"That was what we agreed on."
Sederic says on his way out.
This message was last edited by the player at 18:47, Fri 08 Feb 2019.

OOC:The harnesses of scale, the maces, the heavy crossbow are what we stripped off them.
and I already took their purses, earlier. (pouches with silver and copper coins, and one guy had a gold piece in his boot!) and a good quality, large knife ($40), I'll throw into the salvage pot. so that needs tallied...
plus the payment for this job, half the worth. = ?

In reply to Grimaldi (msg # 294):

That would be what Cassile will unload for you. He has a higher wealth level, so he gets s marginally higher return, you get a flat 40% of cost based on average wealth. Getting a reward for Cheinne may be hard...without a body though.
This message was last edited by the GM at 17:15, Sun 10 Feb 2019.

OOC:How about the finger necklace, her armor, maul, and the testimony of the gendarmes that were on duty, when they met us there and spoke with us?

OOC sounds like the best bet. We can give 'em a report of the outcome, and locals could be called as witnesses, too...

In reply to Sederic (msg # 297):

That would probably work. You need to meet the gendarmes after loading the rest of the gear. You would not also make any money from her gear, but the reward ($1000) is better

OOC: Okay, we'll do that, then. :D

Grimaldi collects up and separates Chienne's effects, and helps load the bodies up, onto the cart. "Alright, we should go find those gendarmes...and collect the bounty of Chienne. I've gathered up her grisly artifacts, and with their testimony, and maybe some local witnesses, we'll be rewarded."

"You Sir Knights, should represent us, when we speak. They made the good impression last time, so when we return, we ought to be consistent, with our impressions...Don't you agree?"
Sederic addressed the knights.
"They just might have some more honest work, for us...deputy debutantes...haw haw haw!"
Sederic gives a heavily exaggerated Aralaise, guffaw.

In reply to Sederic (msg # 301):

Laurence heads off to broker the return deposit on the empties, although Lourdad requests his spiked mace back so he can work. "If you don't mind, I'd rather be at the guild when you meet with the guard on this matter."

In reply to Lourdaud (msg # 302):

"Not one to speak ill of the dead, I will, however,vouch for that woman as being in possession of that horrible trophy when she was slain."

Grimaldi gives Lourdaud back the tools of his trade.
"See you around."