Given the man's previous ignorance about the guild's name, Jigano found the sudden agreement far too pat, and merely raised a brow to let Adam know that he wasn't exactly convincing, but the Provost was too well-mannered to say anything about it. "Nice to meet you Adam," he said instead, curious about where that 'Mo' was going but it wasn't yet time to pursue it. He filed it away as something to ask later if the opportunity arose, instead focusing on getting the first board settled into place. It wedged in far more easily with the other man's help, and as they finished Jigano grinned at the taller man's laugh, tilting his head in wry agreement. "Putting it lightly, yes. We could use some more help, if I'm being honest." And he usually was. With Sam taking a hiatus to focus on his religious undertakings, there was only so much the three remaining guild members could do. A recruitment drive was definitely in order once LongNight was over...
"You're a leader of a mercenary group?" Jigano asked, amused by how Adam seemed to dance around the description. "Does your group have a name, by chance, so you're easier to find?" He winked at the other man as he went to get the second board and led the way to his office and the other window. "We have a mutually-beneficial arrangement with the Monster Hunter's Guild for protection and information sharing," he explained on the way. "But that doesn't mean we can't work with other groups as well. What sort of prices do you normally charge though?" And there was a sharp predator's glint in his blue eyes at the prospect of haggling to come.
"You're a leader of a mercenary group?" Jigano asked, amused by how Adam seemed to dance around the description. "Does your group have a name, by chance, so you're easier to find?" He winked at the other man as he went to get the second board and led the way to his office and the other window. "We have a mutually-beneficial arrangement with the Monster Hunter's Guild for protection and information sharing," he explained on the way. "But that doesn't mean we can't work with other groups as well. What sort of prices do you normally charge though?" And there was a sharp predator's glint in his blue eyes at the prospect of haggling to come.
