Daniel
"You may address me as Lady Wolf and no less." Now the pretend dark elf would cross her arms over her chest and sit full back in her chair, breaking conversation to lead her own gaze over to the bar. "I do hope this place had other drinks than piss brewed alcohol or cheap wine...*A nice white wine would do.*" Then her stark ted eyes would shoot back to the adventurer... It seemed like she was suggesting something.

Well whether Sirdan bought her the wine or not, Invola had little time to waste with setting this contract up, so she'd get straight to the point. "I do plan to stay in this city for at least a week, if I do stay longer then you'll be payed accordingly. As for your three hours... I suppose any plans I have at noon could be delayed for no more than those three hours." Wolf would clear her throat and place her left elbow back on the table, rest her chin atop it's hand once again.

"Since your companions are summons you'll not be payed extra, and since they are summons if I find them lacking in any aspect you'll do away with them and I'll have to use my own servant."
James
"Alright, Lady Wolf." He closed his eyes, and then nodded at her,"Right. I'll get back to you." Sirdan walked over to the bar, then ordered a glass of white wine - decent, moderate quality, and then placed it down on the table.

"Your terms are acceptable. Good doing business with you." He extended his hand toward Lady Wolf,"Who are your own servant, anyway?"
Daniel
The woman would then produce a soft smile and take the elf's hand to shake, though of course not any long than needed. "My servant would also be a summon, though one of much higher quality that yours. It's a creature referred to as a Nuckelavee, something much like a centaur though much more grim in appearance and legend." She'd then take hold of the glass to swirl around the whitish liquid and eventually sip from it.
James
Sirdan smiled back sincerely, and released her hand,"Quantity is a quality all its own, ma'am. Having two soldiers could be... More useful than one centaur, at time." He replied, taking his mug of ale and sipping from it,"Anyway, what's your first business today? Need any muscles to scare off some no-good people?" 

He finished his mug of ale,"Or perhaps you're one of them yourself and need escort to prove your prowess?"
Daniel
"I do suppose your business today is the former since my own is simply to peruse this city's shops." The Lady would nod in confirmation of her own words, tipping her glass black to finish of the little bit of wine left in it. "So you can do away with your two soldiers once we depart, and our departure shall depend on your own preparedness."
James
Sirdan shook his head, disagreeing with her choice,"I do say... Two extra soldiers is much better than what I can do with the magical energy freed up by dismissing them. But it is your choice." He quickly finished the stew in front of him, and offered his hand to help her up,"Shall we go?"