As Lilium's speech drew to a close, Ureck had a good bit of time to ponder about what he knew, and after putting two and two together he soon realized just how hard of a situation he was in right now. If his theory was correct and that Lesik fellow really had charmed some of his fellow Grangers, it was very likely they had played a part in this attack. The absence of guards, the sheer means to undergo a slave operation in the middle of town: they were all things a number of his bosses were easily capable of. Also now apparent was the danger he was in himself. Someone with such connections to the Grangers probably knew who worked under them, and if that wolf was aware that he was one of their scribes, his acknowledgment of his card trick might put him in an even tighter spot.Lesik was the worst thing to have happened to his plan, but at least he seemed to have the support of some of the people here, and as far as he knew the wolf didn't know just what he had to live for... Still, he needed to think of a plan, and fast.<br/><br/>Then, Sherani approached him.<br/><br/><blockquote><div><cite>Allie wrote:</cite>"Hey kiddo, what's eatin' ya?" She whispers, trying not to interrupt Lilium's speech. "Dontcha wanna find that alley cat an' give him a lickin' for what he did to ya? Y'know, like... hair o' the dog that hit ya, I guess. I'll even keep 'im down for ya, if ya want!"</div></blockquote><br/><br/>He gave her an apologetic look, thought for a few seconds, then suddenly whispered, "Can I talk to you alone when she's done? There's something I need to tell you about Lesik."<br/><br/>Turning back to Lilium, he kept his gaze on her until she finished, and once they left to go about their own business, he snapped his fingers as if just remembering something and headed for the alleyway door. Before rounding the corner, he beckoned Sherani to follow and once again ended up in the brisk air outside. Just then, he caught sight of the kitsune's fox, finishing up the rather familiar body of the Gnoll. Yet Ureck's face remained impassive. After what he had experienced tonight, the sight barely even fazed him.<br/><br/>(Going to roll a Bluff check for the others to see that Ureck didn't really just remember something)<br/>(Bluff check: 1d20(19) + 10 = 29)