"Oh the work isn't that dirty." The demon said, giving the man a smile. "For now, something simple." He said, reaching into a book bag he carried beneath his cape and opening it. "Now lets see..." He mumbled, peering closely at the book and flipping through the pages. He mumbled about a fellow needing a rival taken care of and a group of bandits that a farmer wanted to be taken care of.<br/><br/>Shula on the other hand was still trying to process what this man was doing. "Wait, wait, wait.... What kind of money are we talking about? Why should we trust you?" She asked, having gotten up by now. She was leaning against the bar and ignoring Faelan for the time being. She was going to make sure she had a say in this, even if she could already tell Faelan wouldn't take no for an answer. She could already feel it from the bond.<br/><br/>"How do we know you're reliable and not some shady fucker who's going to cheat us and send us to our death?" Shula continued, raising an eyebrow at the man.<br/><br/>The man clicked his tongue, seeming to already pick out a page in his book. "How about a little collateral? and a test of course." He said, continuing as the pair said nothing. "You two will have to make it to the nearby city where my 'office' is- I don't care how, in order for me to give you your job. I'll give you some coin for your trip and..." The man reached into his pocket, pulling out a necklace. It was simple looking with a ring and a key at the end that had a jewel embedded in the head. "You must have this with you. Consider this a ticket. Without this necklace, you can't enter the building. I warn you though- my place of business isn't the place for the feint of heart."