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Post by The GM on Mar 29, 2016 19:08:20 GMT
He looks a bit stunned, "This one's a bit old I think sir." "I thought that might be best." He covers his mouth as if whispering to the guard, but is deliberately loud enough for Virgil to hear, obnoxiously glancing to see his reaction. "Keeps the priests away if you know what I mean...." "If you say so..." |
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Post by Caerus on Mar 29, 2016 19:10:15 GMT
"I thought that might be best." He covers his mouth as if whispering to the guard, but is deliberately loud enough for Virgil to hear, obnoxiously glancing to see his reaction. "Keeps the priests away if you know what I mean...." "If you say so..." "So how much is bail for this one and the scrapper down the hall?" |
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Post by The GM on Mar 29, 2016 19:14:31 GMT
"You can have him for fifty after we're finished with him." |
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Post by Caerus on Mar 29, 2016 19:16:51 GMT
"You can have him for fifty after we're finished with him." "Oh we can do that at the church and save you the time and money. The priests have to bless them and some other bullshit beforehand. Strange times no?" |
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Post by The GM on Mar 29, 2016 19:24:37 GMT
"You can have him for fifty after we're finished with him." "Oh we can do that at the church and save you the time and money. The priests have to bless them and some other bullshit beforehand. Strange times no?" "It's the law. We'll have to hold him until we get the paperwork done, but we can go ahead and do it now." |
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Post by Caerus on Mar 29, 2016 19:29:19 GMT
"Oh we can do that at the church and save you the time and money. The priests have to bless them and some other bullshit beforehand. Strange times no?" "It's the law. We'll have to hold him until we get the paperwork done, but we can go ahead and do it now." "How much to expedite this process? It's a long trip really and I'd rather be off. Paperwork is always so draining." He sighs. "I could pay you now - perhaps a bit more so you and your, erm...wife? can enjoy the evening? Then you can wrap up paperwork in the morning. By then we'll be out of your hair and these sorry wretches will be repenting for their horrid crimes against doors and scullery maids." |
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Post by virgil on Mar 29, 2016 21:06:32 GMT
Virgil looks like he is caught between being disappointed he wouldn't get a chance to get himself out of this pickle, or have a good time trying. And amusement at Caerus' act. He also wonders what the difference between himself and Caerus is when it comes to lying. He wouldn't trust this man further than he could throw him.
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Post by The GM on Mar 29, 2016 22:31:40 GMT
"It's the law. We'll have to hold him until we get the paperwork done, but we can go ahead and do it now." "How much to expedite this process? It's a long trip really and I'd rather be off. Paperwork is always so draining." He sighs. "I could pay you now - perhaps a bit more so you and your, erm...wife? can enjoy the evening? Then you can wrap up paperwork in the morning. By then we'll be out of your hair and these sorry wretches will be repenting for their horrid crimes against doors and scullery maids." "Well.." he seems to pause at the wife comment but then remembers what could happen to him if he got caught with something like that, "Slip in an extra fifty and I can probably have him out to you in an hour." |
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Post by Caerus on Mar 29, 2016 23:45:25 GMT
"How much to expedite this process? It's a long trip really and I'd rather be off. Paperwork is always so draining." He sighs. "I could pay you now - perhaps a bit more so you and your, erm...wife? can enjoy the evening? Then you can wrap up paperwork in the morning. By then we'll be out of your hair and these sorry wretches will be repenting for their horrid crimes against doors and scullery maids." "Well.." he seems to pause at the wife comment but then remembers what could happen to him if he got caught with something like that, "Slip in an extra fifty and I can probably have him out to you in an hour." "Seventy-five - next fifteen minutes, intact. Pleasure doing business." He says holding out a hand to shake. |
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Post by The GM on Mar 30, 2016 0:48:12 GMT
"Well.." he seems to pause at the wife comment but then remembers what could happen to him if he got caught with something like that, "Slip in an extra fifty and I can probably have him out to you in an hour." "Seventy-five - next fifteen minutes, intact. Pleasure doing business." He says holding out a hand to shake. He shakes his head "ninty for thirty is the best I can promise." |
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Post by Caerus on Mar 30, 2016 4:34:16 GMT
"Seventy-five - next fifteen minutes, intact. Pleasure doing business." He says holding out a hand to shake. He shakes his head "ninty for thirty is the best I can promise." "Mercenary man!" He says with a laugh, offering his hand again. "Consider it done - although I'd prefer they come in one piece at that price." |
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Post by The GM on Mar 30, 2016 20:42:45 GMT
He shakes his head "ninty for thirty is the best I can promise." "Mercenary man!" He says with a laugh, offering his hand again. "Consider it done - although I'd prefer they come in one piece at that price." "Well perhaps if you paid for the damages, but why would you want that? He'll be more obedient otherwise." |
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Post by Caerus on Mar 30, 2016 22:01:52 GMT
"Mercenary man!" He says with a laugh, offering his hand again. "Consider it done - although I'd prefer they come in one piece at that price." "Well perhaps if you paid for the damages, but why would you want that? He'll be more obedient otherwise." "You keep rearranging terms. Ninety. Intact." His expression darkens then in stark contrast to his jovial mannerisms before. "And I'll teach him obedience." |
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Post by The GM on Apr 5, 2016 16:42:06 GMT
"Well perhaps if you paid for the damages, but why would you want that? He'll be more obedient otherwise." "You keep rearranging terms. Ninety. Intact." His expression darkens then in stark contrast to his jovial mannerisms before. "And I'll teach him obedience." "Sir he owes two hundred for the destruction he caused, and I couldn't care less if you teach him obedience. I'm bending the law enough if I don't punish him. This is a jail not an orphanage." |
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Post by Caerus on Apr 5, 2016 16:47:07 GMT
"You keep rearranging terms. Ninety. Intact." His expression darkens then in stark contrast to his jovial mannerisms before. "And I'll teach him obedience." "Sir he owes two hundred for the destruction he caused, and I couldn't care less if you teach him obedience. I'm bending the law enough if I don't punish him. This is a jail not an orphanage." "Fine. Two hundred and can we be done with this?" |
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