(Listen: With a +9 modifier on listen, I autopass the DC10)<br/><br/>Undol doesn’t put much of a fuss up as Mirana picked him up – he had been expecting it. His attention still was drawn away from his friend as she rubbed him against her cheek, his tiny body unconsciously pressing up against her – the view of the bar was disturbing, plus he can’t stop listening to the words of the tiefling woman from nearby in the kitchen. Connecting the dots from what he heard and knew…Lesik was a slaver, and for some reason he was after Mirana, or at least someone had sent him after her. He couldn’t really think of any reason why someone would be after her…besides, well, Mirana was fairly popular. But… to send someone to capture her for that reason?<br/><br/>Well, there were certainly disturbed people in the world, so it could be for a reason as simple as that, Undol noted to himself. The Lilliputian man wasn’t quite as familiar with many of the regulars as he should be, partly due to the fact that he wasn’t always with Mirana, and partly due to the fact that he just didn’t take note of people often.<br/><br/>His mind raced as the tiefling mentioned others. He vividly recalled that noisy wolf who must’ve been Lesik based on the description…she also mentioned the Kitsune again, and he was surprised when he heard the Kitsune’s fox mentioned – though it looked strong for a fox, it just seemed like an animal to him. His gaze shifted along the people still in the bar as he heard a half-giantess and shifter mentioned, recognizing a few people who fit that description, in fact – they were part of the few who stood out the most. The two appeared full like the Kitsune woman was, though what stuck out to him more than the two women was the Collie with the striped shifter. That was the fellow who had left the cards and was peeking into the window earlier…very suspicious behavior…<br/><br/>That thought was interrupted as Mirana’s voice exhaled out next to him, "I was so worried, Undol...i thought she was going to..." she swallowed noisily, the sound vibrating into his body from her face, indicating the dangerous situation the Lilliputian was in earlier. The whole expression left him with a brief feeling of weightlessness, as if he had jumped off a building...Its just a passing thought, he thought to himself. There’s no need to think about it…his face bore a troubled look for just a moment.<br/><br/>The Lilliputian’s thoughts turned his mind back to the Collie... Suspicious. Damned suspicious. Was that Collie connected to the gang that attacked somehow? He was going to have to –<br/><br/>His thoughts were interrupted again as he felt the familiar press of the Mirana’s lips against the side of his body. He tensed up for a second; it wasn’t so odd for her to slide him in past those lips on occasion, though he knew she meant no harm. It wasn't even uncomfortable in the physical sense to be kissed like that, it could even be relaxing. It was really an unconscious psychological reaction that reminded him of previous encounters, though fortunately (or unfortunately?) she didn’t seem to usually notice it, or didn’t show she did. Trying to hide the fact that his mind was occupied with other thoughts, he tapped the catgirl’s nose playfully. “Hey, that tickles, woman,” he stated, his somewhat worried expression turning into a grin.<br/>[Bluff to hide worried expression: 1d20 + 9: 9 + 9 = 18]<br/><br/>He felt a little downcast as she mentioned the leopard. Well, it was back to that unavoidable topic -- the battle. He wanted to hide Mirana from the whole series of events, but he knew that wouldn’t be possible. He wanted to tell her to go hide while he confronted the situation, but keeping her ignorant wouldn’t help her – and could he even really convince her to do so, anyways?<br/><br/>Well, nothing good would come of coming out and accusing things to the Collie's face... get on people’s good sides first, the Lilliputian noted to himself. Undol tapped the healing wand on his belt. “Hey, Mirana. I think a few of those in the bar must’ve helped us. Maybe I should help tend to their wounds a bit.” He gestured over to the area where the shifter and Collie were. Noting the Collie was trying to make the corpse less noticeable, the show of kindness began to make Undol feel a little less confident in the theory that the Collie had anything at all to do with the attackers.