"I have... hm." The graven elf begins to speak, then stops. After a moment of self reflection, he continues: "My Lord should be able to assist in our exodus. He knows just about everything that goes on within these walls. I ask only that you keep a level head if we meet him direct." 

(Persuasion 19, if it helps)

(I meant more so like a secret exit or something... rolled a 11 on insight, though, so no shot)

"And who might your Lord be? The more we bring in, the more liabilities we'll have. If it comes down to it, we can use the old distraction trick."

"3 gates between us an Ragesia.12 gates between us and the road to Shahalesti." says Tendilius, "If Bekaan's lord can help us get past some of them without issue, it seems like a worthwhile bet to me." He turns to Tyrin with an excited look and mischievous smile, "A distraction trick? What do you have in mind?"

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(I meant more so like a secret exit or something... rolled a 11 on insight, though, so no shot)

"And who might your Lord be? The more we bring in, the more liabilities we'll have. If it comes down to it, we can use the old distraction trick."

 "My Lord has been involved from the start. I fight for his goals and his vision. And his vision is what sent me here." With a deep sigh, he adds, "I cannot say more than that." 

Arcana: 15

"You know, the oldest trick in the book. Create a distraction and slip through the gates while the guards are occupied. As for what the distraction will be..." he shrugged coyly, "I guess we'll just see what's at hand then, right?"

He narrowed his eyes at Bekaan's answer. "You cannot or will not?"

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He narrowed his eyes at Bekaan's answer. "You cannot or will not?"

 Through gritted teeth, Bekaan replies, "It is not my place to do so. As such, even if I could, I would not."

It wasn't exactly a satisfactory answer, but it'll have to do for now. He'd know sooner or later, and it wasn't worth getting caught up in the details. Especially when the mission hadn't even begun. "As much as I'd love to meet your faceless Lord," he couldn't resist, "Let's put him as backup plan number two."

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"You know, the oldest trick in the book. Create a distraction and slip through the gates while the guards are occupied. As for what the distraction will be..." he shrugged coyly, "I guess we'll just see what's at hand then, right?"

Tendiius smiles, "Fair enough. Hopefully we'll find that spark of inspiration when the time comes."

"I admire loyalty." he says of Bekaan. "Much as I too would like to know more of your lord, it bears good tidings of the lengths you'd go for this little motley crew we've just become." He pauses for a moment, "Where in the city would he be? Approximately at least. I'm mainly wondering if we'd have to go West or East to get to him. If Tyrin is apprehensive, it might be nice to have our options open as we start our trek."

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