Blood Scales Game

"Sorry Payne," Sayre replies with a frown. "I don't wish to clog up the jail but we'll work on an alternative," she adds looking to Mo and Lorarila for a minute before gesturing for them to follow her out.

OOC: ALL the chatter I am assuming we're all still in the jail near the cells or above? 

I think thimbol and navek were heading back to see smoke again, thimbol left the soonon after you got downstairs with Navek. mo and lorarila were still down with both prisoners as well as with you I assumed.

So just a quick recap

***Thimbol was at HQ checking out items in the basement then left to question Drak and made a deal for information.

**Mo and Lorarella left his campsite with a new prisoner after Mo was attacked and took the Prisoner to the jail. When they got to the basement where the cells are located, They saw Thimbol questioning Drak and got to hear Drak provide a bunch of new information about their camp before Thimbol went upstairs.

***Sayre after making sure Mo was OK, took the injured horse to the farm before heading to the Jail. She arrived after Drak had already spilled all his information and made it down stairs in time to see Payne and Thimbol both heading upstairs (Payne talked to Sayre for just a moment)

***Navek arrived just as Payne and Thimbol were leaving the basement (they had just made it upstairs) and after talking to payne for a moment, he left with Thimbol heading off to see smoke. 

So right now, Sayre, mo, and lorarila are in the basement with the prisoners and Thimbol and Navek are walking down the street and Payne is upstairs at her desk.... please correct me if I am wrong lol! Lots of people moving around :D

(Looks correct to me) 

OOC: I't's my own fault for not being able to post but everyone scattered again and Sayre would have called a party meeting. I'll settle talking to Mo and Lorarila and talk to the others later. I don't want to try to squeeze in about bunch of retro-active dialog and confuse everyone which keeps happening it seems to those of us who would like to add to the conversation but people leave and I feel like it bogs down the story by adding 'but wait my PC wanted to add' then they have to go back... You know? Ok.

After getting the information from her party that the BSers gave more info on their camp Sayre will gesture for the two remaining members to come with her above leaving the cells below to talk.

OOC: I'll hold off on dialog if the others don't want to go or have something else to do down in the cells.

“An empty bag of nothing...” Thimbol muttered, but reveled in the thought of needing to fill it up again. Spending time thinking about the task as Navek spoke about times past and just how useful those boots might be. It wasn’t until stumbling a bit from the nudge and needing to correct himself, did the halfling find a moment to interject. “I guess I could try them out. See how they work.” Looking up to the Goliath briefly then back to the road ahead. “So what’s your plan with Smoke?”

Turning to Lora and Mo with Payne present, "what's the plan," Sayre asks them. "Are we scouting the BSers camp," she asks.

OOC: I forgot to mention Sayre put on ALL the things Navek gave her. But for some reason Smoldering armor isn't showing up in items?!

OOC: I will try to find it. I have it as an option when looking for armor through Dnd beyond...

The goliath grins, and manages to restrain himself to just that this time after seeing Thimbol stumble once. "To this--" He holds up the fancy shield. "Turned into coin, and possibly make arrangements for a bit of 'home improvement' later. Like those invisible servants, for one." He pauses in thought to stroke his beard. "Also, I owe you for... you know." He gestures to the bag. Rather than elaborate however, he moves on by quickly saying, "Anyways! Something catches your eye, you let me know and I'll put down my cut for it. Hopefully by the time we are almost done, the others will join us."

"And if there's nothing pressing learned from Lady -- *ahem* Sheriff Payne's new guest, we can finish our rounds on the other shops before heading out tomorrow morning... Plus, I need to see someone about this." Navek shows Thimbol the face of his personal shield. Though it looks as if some care was taken to thoroughly buff and clean its surface recently, later attempts made to modify the symbol on its surface only further obscured the image. "If I at the very least can borrow a forge, I wish to... I need to make it anew. Personally." 

So other shops other than Smokes would be Gwen's Goods (general store), the rusty nail (carpenter/Inn upgrades), and Slag and skins (blacksmith).  If you guys wanted to finish spending the day shopping and then regroup at your house and come up with a game plan you could... then leave in the morning if that is your thought....  then you could get your  temp hp bonus again and stuff but whatever you guys want to do.

OOC: Wreck what time is it? Didn't we just start the day and the incident with the new BSer and shopping/ID stuff didn't take that long did it? PLEASE can we scout out the Bser's camp.

Once Mo was satisfied that the new prisoner was secured, (he'd probably want him left bound and gagged for a bit, and as far from the lizard man as possible) he would make his way back to the in, trying out his new sword as he walked. 

I would say it is around 1pm or so

"Mo," Sayre will call out trying to stop the Golaith. "We need to talk about the BSers, Thimbol, and...things," she adds her tone anxious!

Mo will stop in his tracks and turn back to Sayre, "Talk then, Mo is a good listener."

For the sake of brevity, I'll stick with just Smoke's andthen  back to the Inn to meet with the others if they don't meet them at Smoke's beforehand to discuss things.

If the shop isn't closed for the hour, Navek walks into Smoke's shop with Thimbol in tow and a grin on his face. "Good Afternoon, Mr. Smoke. Sorry about running out earlier. Turns out Mo got a bit overzealous cleaning up his campsite." He says before glancing down at Thimbol and gesturing for him to start looking around. "Anyways. Me and Thimbol here. We were hoping to do a bit of trading, and ask a few questions. Nothing too serious. I -- and I'm certain Thimbol here had a thought about some magical home improvements. But first--." He brings up the sentinel shield and holds it up for Smoke to inspect. 

"No problem friend, you have a nice piece there.... Of you are looking to sell it, I'll give you 500 gold... otherwise I am open to trades as well, but keep in mind I have to be able to make a profit when I go to sell this thing..." Smoke will say with a smile. "Please feel free to ask any questions you like"

(welcome to black oak pawnstars... 

"I said before that we all need to talk to Thimbol," Sayre reminded him. "Sneaky BSer business," she explains to Mo with a frown then looking to Lorarila. "We need to speak to him as a group," she adds next looking hard at the both of them. "Lorarila you've got to think I'm right," she adds blocking off the jail's exit to prevent either of them for leaving before giving her an answer.

Navek tugs at his beard. "Of course. I would not robe of businessman of his business... when it can be helped." He grins mirthfully. "But 500... Let's set that aside for now. I made Thimbol a promise on the way here." He looks to the sentinel and simply gestures over to him. "You make him?" He asks, and after listening intently wonders over to examine it. "Those servant of yours. Those invisible servants of yours last? Do you think... Is there a way to sort of... Bind them to a place? Permnantly? Or doing the same for aaa-hmmm... a magical alarm system?"

"I do not think forcing Thimbol to spill secrets is the way to go, I understand your caution but I feel like this is a rough way to go about it. I won't stop you unless you cross a line, but no magic or force. If you do that, I will not sit idly by as a friend is harmed by another. We do this in our base, and we do it properly. Not a interrogation but a intervention. Please." Lorarila will sigh and face Sayre hopping they wouldn't be overly pushy or paranoid about this matter. No one should have to explain their past when trying to move past it, but Sayre left few options.