Undol liked this orcish guy. Even though he was acting the way Undol himself did when he was just "pretending at being friendly," he got the feeling the orc was genuine, due to the lack of anything valuable on his person. It seems that his evening, which originally was supposed to be terrible, was actually a good time to meet some new acquaintances. He quickly scaled back up onto Mirana's shoulder as he realized that the orc was going to stick with the watered down ale.<br/><br/>He grinned at the orc as the large man complimented him on his acrobatics. "Hey, just all in a day's work for a guy like me." He offered a mock bow from his perching spot towards his new acquaintance. "Name's Undol, the pretty lady here's my faithful servant Mirana." He grinned in a way during his introduction that made it apparent that he was joking about the 'servant' part.<br/><br/>He cast a glance around the bar. (Spot: 1d20 + 9: 19 + 9 = 28, should be enough to notice Ureck peeking through the window)<br/><br/>During that time, he realized that somewhat familiar face of a Collie was peeking through a window into the bar. Why'd he look familiar?<br/><br/>Oh yeah, wasn't he sitting at the table that has the cards Mirana mentioned a little bit earlier? Undol turned over to the Collie. He began waving at him, but he soon realized there was no way he was going to notice him. Before he could urge Marina go check the window out the Collie's face disappeared from view.<br/><br/>He tapped the side of Marina's face. "Hey, I think the owner of those cards just came back and left again." He lept down from her shoulder onto the bar table (taking 10 on tumble, 23). "Pardon seeing my feet on this serving table," he said, grinning at the orc, "I'm told I don't leave much of a mess, though, so it should be all right." He walked over to the customer's side of the bar table, noticing his boots clicked with each step against the stickiness of the table. "Oh yeah, this is why I never walk on the tables here..." the little man commented to himself. He gazed over to the empty table with the cards on it. "You know, that deck of card's you mentioned has got me interested now, seeing as how someone keeps forgetting them," the Lilliputian commented wryly.<br/><br/>He concentrated on the mummified miniature elf hand amulet he wore on his neck, the jewelery glowing with a small amount of magic power as it channeled the spell Mage Hand. He reached out his hand into the air in front of him and grasped his hand together in a fist. The deck of cards lifted off of the table. Undol slowly pulled his fist to his body, the deck floating unsteadily through the air towards him, towards the bar table. He floated the deck of cards up to Mirana. "Hey, you want to take a look at these? I'm curious as to what condition they're in. If that Collie's too shy to come back again and get them, might as well call it finder's keeper's, eh?"