She bows to no one.
With her bags and pockets satisfyingly heavy with items, Thal glanced at the brooch. It appeared dull and insignificant. She had no desire to sabotage the job by stealing the item, so she simply nodded in confirmation and walked out the door. The idea of meeting with the citizens to help them procure what items remained was not appealing to her. The whole "Robin Hood" persona was not in her repertoire. She'd rather drop the culprits off with a written note. Let the victims decide how to deal with them. But dragging an unconscious person miles through the dark woods was an unattractive idea.
Instead, Thal grabbed a handful of items from one of the chests and started dropping them on the forest floor. A trail would ensure the people could find the hideout without them having to interact with the citizens or do much explaining. They would also be able to deal with the guards how they pleased. Glancing at her partner, she offered a few pieces of jewelry. It shouldn't take long if they worked together. Without words, it would just depend on if he understood her meaning.
Instead, Thal grabbed a handful of items from one of the chests and started dropping them on the forest floor. A trail would ensure the people could find the hideout without them having to interact with the citizens or do much explaining. They would also be able to deal with the guards how they pleased. Glancing at her partner, she offered a few pieces of jewelry. It shouldn't take long if they worked together. Without words, it would just depend on if he understood her meaning.
Thalassa
