The Thieves of the Street

Elias

The thieves of the street could find Elias at his stall, like always, settled in a chair, his wares on display. His ship was permanently docked, so his crew was helping around the stall as well. But the typical sight of Elias at the stall would be only him, his adopted son, and most recently the Outlander girl he'd taken under his wing.

There's a thieves' code and the man knows it well. But he also carries a moral code of his own creation, as he had proven again and against with the madame of the Halenani. Today's wares on display, the sun high in the sky, he's chatting with a young woman about some fabrics he's got on display when a shadow falls over the stall.

Lips turned upward, he greets the man smoothly, standing, "Afternoon. What can I do for you?" One of the crew takes over haggling with the woman, women who wanted fine things at a low cost often tried to offer their bodies in return, but that simply didn't work with Elias, but the crewmember who had taken over the woman disappeared with her.

His business was public, done in the public eye so as to draw little suspicion, or oftentimes conducted onboard his docked ship. But for now, it seems, he was content to conduct this matter at the stall.

Theo

Welcome to Wonderland, I'll be your guide.
Holding your hand under sapphire skies,
Let's go exploring or we could just go for a walk.