narayan
Explorer
Burrai, Kadar
Kadar: Leans back in his hair and steeples his fingers, stretching ligaments tightened from scratching with a quill for a while. "I don't see why we can't accommodate you, so long as we have a clear understanding? I only say this because a dwarf of your renown could do serious harm to the reputation of the Devils if you weren't happy. I'd rather bolster it by making sure you are satisfied, so please explain what your expectations are exactly?"
"How many men would you like for this escort? How seasoned and skilled do you expect them to be? Will the new buyer also have authority to give orders? What should my men do if the new buyer acts recklessly or won't heed their advice to stay out of harms way? Should they bring extra provisions and supplies in case the new buyer asks them to stay on for a few days?"
"I understand your cabin is in a rather dangerous and isolated area of the hills. Supposing this new buyer is killed, what would you expect my men to do so far as his property and remains are concerned? Lastly, if my men die because I wasn't fully appraised of what they might by dealing with, I will be most displeased."
"Meaning no offense to you Burrai, I'm sure you know this business as well as anyone. I have to ask the proper questions before I write up a contract, which as you know is the first thing the sheriff will ask to see if things go wrong and a case is brought to court."
[Burrai: What do you do?]
Kadar: Leans back in his hair and steeples his fingers, stretching ligaments tightened from scratching with a quill for a while. "I don't see why we can't accommodate you, so long as we have a clear understanding? I only say this because a dwarf of your renown could do serious harm to the reputation of the Devils if you weren't happy. I'd rather bolster it by making sure you are satisfied, so please explain what your expectations are exactly?"
"How many men would you like for this escort? How seasoned and skilled do you expect them to be? Will the new buyer also have authority to give orders? What should my men do if the new buyer acts recklessly or won't heed their advice to stay out of harms way? Should they bring extra provisions and supplies in case the new buyer asks them to stay on for a few days?"
"I understand your cabin is in a rather dangerous and isolated area of the hills. Supposing this new buyer is killed, what would you expect my men to do so far as his property and remains are concerned? Lastly, if my men die because I wasn't fully appraised of what they might by dealing with, I will be most displeased."
"Meaning no offense to you Burrai, I'm sure you know this business as well as anyone. I have to ask the proper questions before I write up a contract, which as you know is the first thing the sheriff will ask to see if things go wrong and a case is brought to court."
[Burrai: What do you do?]