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The innkeeper went to the room that Redram had rented the previous night. Entering, he handed him a pouch of coins, saying:
- The Ravens have accepted your proof of killing the monster, however... right now, they can only pay half. I suggest you wait a little.
A mountain of battle-hardened experience and meta-gaming. Well, good luck. I didn't see the challenge; try again.
- The ravens have acknowledged your testimony about killing the monster, however... right now, they can only pay half. I suggest you wait a little.
The innkeeper's voice trembled betrayingly, and the man reeked of insecurity. - Half? - Hostor took the offered sack, glanced inside, and looked at his interlocutor again. - Don't you think that an organization that offers fourteen thousand for other monsters, maintaining its own guild of Knights, cannot pay seven and a half hundred coins? - Redram looked firmly into the innkeeper's eyes. - When I asked you for help, I thought you were a good person. Now I see a desire to deceive me, and I DON'T LIKE being deceived, - the mage frowned. - I am a noble man, not a bandit scum, and therefore I give you a chance to rectify the situation so that we can part on good terms.
- Listen, father,” Siegfried interjected, having been watching from the window. “You seem like a man of your word, not to mention your esteemed role in Erathia. I am absolutely certain that you would not break your word and leave people in need. It is clear that something went wrong. These people… are they already here? Did they threaten you? Please answer, it is very important. They are deadly dangerous.
Correction. Before entering the inn, the owner took half of the contents and put it in another bag, leaving it at the entrance. My mistake.
Added 2 minutes later The innkeeper, of course, isn't sweating profusely or trembling, but he still feels uneasy and confused. How could he not? First, he's told about an "attack," and then, while he's already working on another task, he's forced to "cooperate."
Added 14 minutes later What have I gotten myself into? What have I gotten myself into? I'm surrounded by criminals, both in this room and outside the inn. Everyone is threatening something, some with an investigation, others with something worse. What should I do? I need to leave as soon as possible; it would be better if they arrested me. - It's not as bad as you think. I'm sure the ravens had a good reason to act this way. If you'll allow me, I'd like to check if there are any new visitors.
A divided group guarded both entrances to the inn, while Janna observed them from one of the alleys, remaining unnoticed. Meanwhile, Lucius, who had been watching the innkeeper from a distance, approached from the other side of the building and knocked on the window of one of the rooms.
Siegfried heard a faint knock, but didn't react. - Father. Please tell me the truth, I beg you, - he moved closer and stared intently into his father's eyes. - These thugs have been following us since Deepwell. One of them is a child murderer. Another is a slave trader. The third is a fanatical member of a cult. The fourth is a hired assassin. The rest are heartless monsters who wouldn't hesitate to kill a person. What happened? What did they say to you? What did they promise you? How did they threaten you? The nix's voice trembled slightly as he spoke.
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