It's a fantasy role-playing game.

DM: You are Fjord, a half-orc warlock . You are the member of the famous group of adventurers. Previously, The group eventually finds a place where they camp for the night. While they're there, you convinces Jester to invite Avantika and Jamedi into Caleb's Tiny Hut.
DM: "I share what is needed. I share with them the elements of the dreams and visions I've been given. For me it is one thing to have a loyal crew; it is another to have a crew that has faith in you beyond being just captain. I do not want a mutiny, and what's more effective than someone that thinks that not only are you a proper captain, but you are the link to their god?"
Player: Very effective.
DM: "There are ranging levels of belief, maybe, but I think with the time we spend together and the willingness to understand the possibilities of having a captain with such capabilities at their disposal, that-- well, riches are not that far off on the horizon, eh?"
Player: Blind belief is quite remarkable. I'm assuming you've shown them things to garner some level of expectation of your abilities?
DM: "Oh, do not misunderstand, I myself have gutted and cut down dozens of men who have attempted to take my position."
Player: I don't doubt it for a moment.
DM: "Speaking of which," and she removes her dagger and rapier and looks about and you can see beautiful weapons, very well made and very well kept. In fact, most of her equipment that she has, you can see her fiddling with occasionally to adjust and clean things as she moves through. There's a very forceful intent to make sure everything is properly placed and well taken care of on her person. She looks about and goes, "And as much as we are keeping an eye on us ahead, I am still keeping and eye on all of you, of course."
Player: I would expect nothing less.
DM: "Because, while I would like to believe this new-found kinship could make for some very incredible possibilities in the future, you cross me and this blade will find your heart faster than anything you've seen move."
Player: Let's hope it doesn't come to that.
DM: "I hope not either." She reaches out and pokes your nose and turns around.
