David
Elise Hagen

It took trading between feeding the animals, and losing a few crops to not picking them up, but Elise had the keep cleared of rubble. It had taken her these last few days, but it's done. At the last chunk of rubble she gave a good shout of joy and ran around the keep. This moment had been a long one coming and she was there to enjoy it. Even then the roof of the dining hall was busted down, but she didn't care since that looked to be the worst of it. Soon after she decided to grab crops from the fields then rode for town to gain some money. She had even grabbed some of the swords she made to get some extra coin. They did seem balanced well and she had done so.
*Moved to the Streets of South Feyshore.*
Karin
Avril Maddox
Streets of South Feyshore

Avril smiled prettily as he caught onto her meaning. She could see it in his eyes, and in his sudden eagerness to join her, whereas before it had been pretty clear to her that he wasn't interested in a lady of the night. Really, the fact that he hadn't shown such interest in that capacity made her even more eager to follow through on this deal. She felt that there was very little risk, and plenty of reward to gain. It would be her first deal, and she, admittedly, was quite excited! It showed in her eyes, which sparkled eagerly and, well, perhaps a bit greedily, as well as the bright smile that lit up her face as she led her new client through the streets. 

The two of them continued the charade as they walked, with Avril leaning against him and chattering nonsense. Everything was veiled with deeper meaning, but on the surface, it appeared to be nothing more than a street slut chatting up her new client. The silence was a bit unnerving though, and he seemed to be in another place altogether as they walked along, though eventually he seemed to come back. She shrugged it off, however, chalking it up to him being in the stages of withdrawal. 

Finally, she led him to her home. This may not have been the brightest plan, but she was planning on vacating it soon anyway for a better, more secluded space. For now, this would have to do, and the moment they were through the door, she looked up at her client and asked, "What do you need?"
Paul
**Dustin Olsah**
**Streets of South Feyshore**

Dustin recognized the greed but he seemed not to care. He didn't care if she liked money or not, that was quite ridiculous. As soon as he came back to reality, he fell into the middle of a conversation that he knew nothing about. He nodded in a couple wrong places, but he could pass it off otherwise.

Dustin looked at the house coming up and a stab of curiosity ran through him. Why not an alley deal? If this was her home, it wasn't the smartest thing to do to lead him to it. But who knows. Some of her actions marked her as less sure as any other drug lords he'd met. She was probably newer on the block. 

He scanned the house as he walked through, automatically searching for cover, flat ground, and stairs. He had done some indoor combat before on the frontlines. Homes that needed clearing. Another memory threatened to pop up but I snarled and pushed it back down. I shook my head in apology and glanced at the woman. "Spice. Please."
Karin
Avril Maddox
Streets of South Feyshore

"Coming right up," She replied briskly, turning and disappearing into the back. There, she gathered up a small amount of product, carefully weighing it out. It was enough to get him through for a few days, but no more. After all, she needed her returning customers! Hopefully he'd try this and realize that she did have the superior product. Besides, he didn't look like he had enough money to purchase much in the first place, so if he attempted to rob her, she wanted him to have access to as little as possible.

She placed it in a little cloth bag and closed the cabinet, locking it quickly before returning to the main room. She was distinctly aware of the dagger attached to her right thigh as she approached him, though she kept a slight distance from him. He had a sword, after all. Might as well have brought a knife to a gun fight. All the same, she at least had some means of defense, and Craig was supposed to return before too long. 

"3 days worth," She said in as confident voice as she could manage, "Roughly, anyway. Now, show me the coin, and I'll let you test the product."
Paul
**Dustin Olsah**
**Streets of South Feyshore**

Dustin didn't allow himself to get comfortable on any seat. Instead he stood and leaned against the wall. Never give up an advantage, or put yourself in a position of disadvantage. Dustin had noticed the dagger and he knew that sometimes dealers liked to mug their clients. It was rare but it happens if they need a quick buck. He was glad he had brought his scimitar.

Dustin reached for the bag as she came in, craving the drug, but he stayed his hand reluctantly. How easy it would be to take it from her corpse. And maybe raid the house for more while he was at it. However, despite being an addict, he was a man of his word... Probably why he ran out of money so quick. He reluctantly produced the silver coins.

"I have 3 now, and 3 after I try it." Dustin's hand shook as 3 shiny silver faces stared up at the woman. His other hand reached for the small cloth bag.
Karin
Avril Maddox
South Feyshore

She pulled her hand holding the product he was going to buy out of his reach. He had proven that he had part of the coin, but not all of it, so she wasn't about to let him have the entirety of the product. He might run off with it! Instead, she took another small sample and offered it to him, this containing only enough enough to last him a few hours, if that. 

"There," She said, making her voice as commanding as she possibly could make it. Her small stature didn't help her much... It was like having a child order him around, really. That, along with her race, made it so that virtually no one would listen to her, but she intended for that to change. This was the beginning of it!

"That's enough for you to try," She continued. "If you like it, show me the other coins and I'll let you try the product in the bag. But I have to see all of them before you have access to this at all." She stood up as tall as she could, her eyes sharp as she gazed up at him and waited for his response to the product. She knew it was the best—she just wanted to see his reaction to prove it.