Tam
"This one believes we were waiting for the rain to clear." He says, "You were speaking of your life to pass the time."
Robert
"Ah, right. Hmm... Now that you mention the rain, I do not hear anything. Perhaps it has cleared up. You could not have timed your words better, Dar'Rakkhi."

*Indeed, the patter of rain had faded during the conversation, and the storm had ceased.*

"Now that it seems the rain has cleared, perhaps you can show this one your invention in action?"
Tam
"Of course!" He says, standing up rifle slung on his back, "Come, come, and I will demonstrate!" He leads Sejdah out of the inn, "We should leave the city walls, I doubt they will approve of the racket."
Robert
"Agreed! Riften has its charms, but the fresh air always does good for this one. Lead on, friend."

*He took out a few coins and left them on the counter as payment for his drink, and proceeded to follow Dar'Rakkhi on his way out.*
Tam
They'd leave the inn, then the city, and Dar'Rakhhi would lead Sejdah to a spot in the woods, "This one is realising how bad this might look if not for my profession." He says with a laugh, "Leading a stranger into the woods."
Robert
"I prefer to deal with some by sword or surprise, not by deception. But not you, you are a merchant, and I only wish to know more of your invention."