Percy
A smile formed on her lips as she nodded to Ra'zirr. "Of course." She looked to Varis. "Where shall I put this, *Propylon*?"
Robert
"Ideally somewhere spacious, so that when I arrive I am not crammed into a closet. A pleasure doing business with you, Lady Black-Briar."
Percy
She nodded, "And you, Lord Varis. I hope those mushrooms are of good quality."
Robert
The Dunmer chuckled, nodding, before stuffing his propylon back into a portal, while Lady Ingun took her's and inspected it more closely. Varis gave a look to the Khajiit, that their time was done here, and he made his way back to the inside of the house. The Wizard held his hands behind his back as he walked, headed for the front door. "Now, you said you would treat me to something at the tavern. Do they have any Sujamma?"
Anne
As they walked outside together. He hummed to himself and looked at him. "I wouldn't believe sunless someone knows how to prepare this per say. I typically avoid the taverns due to I don't want to try the ale they brew."
Robert
The Wizard raised an eyebrow. "Ah, well, being so close to Morrowind it should not be too difficult to find someone who does. Its a large city, there should be a corner club, or two, who sells Dunmeri drink." He looked toward Ra'zirr as they walked out of the house, past the guards who paid them no mind. "And, it seems you scored well today. Brew potions well enough, and you'll be set for the rest of your life. I prefer enchanting, but both are lucrative."
Anne
"Thank you for saying that. We should get going to the scene. I would worry about my payment later." He said as he walked with him to a nearby tavern. He wanted to see if they had his beverage of choice.
Robert
The Sorcerer placed his hands behind his back as he meandered through the streets. Being in a loftier part of the city, the taverns and bars were scarce, but the closest was near the canals, not too far away. Fairly close to where the two had met. 

Varis spoke as they walked, "Your know-how with home security seems to come from experience. That advice, while obvious once heard, seems to be known by very few. Then again, I have not spent much time in many luxurious homes in Riften. Do they often assemble themselves in the manner you advised Lady Black-Briar to do?"
Anne
"Actually it depends on how much wealth. If you have upper status many would consider what I told Lady Black-Briar would organize it to keep thieves out. Thats why you seen many people that are not normal citizens which leave them most protect.
Robert
"Hm. Intriguing. Socio-economics is a favored hobby of mine. I suppose this city must run on liquid wealth, rather than assets. The majority of finances for this place must be held in a secured bank, perhaps even controlled by the Black-Briars, lurking somewhere in Mistveil Keep." He tapped his chin. "Getting in touch with that banker... Must have that place sealed up better than any fortress in the realm."

His eyes shifted toward the streets and less than ideal infrastructure. "Though, perhaps, instead, the Thieves' Guild has it all. Nobles pay off a sum to keep their septims in a secure location, since, it'd be insane to steal from the Thieves' Guild. Where safer would one be able to store their money in this city?"

Varis looked back to Ra'zirr. "Any ideas?"
Anne
"Currently I won't know where to tell you. You was right to assume the Thieves Guild is the hardest to steal from. Trust me they are rather experienced and would noticed any slight detail."

He said as he was one of the few who helped formed the current security measures down there. He so far is impressed he's pulling this ruse off.