Beleth was not expecting anyone to approach her just yet, but it was just as well. With any luck, she would have more time to gather a group, and explain to them the specifics of working for her. Of course, by that she meant how their greed and lack of foresight led them into her trap, but that was not something they needed to know. At least, not until after the deal - and their fate - was sealed.<br/><br/>"Very good." She nodded at the display of Avery's skill. She was more of a magician than a fighter herself, a battlemage if one would like to use such terms, but it was always helpful to have another magic user nearby; the chances they used the same type of magic were slim, simply because it was a very varied discipline. His mannerism put her off a bit, but she decided to play nice and shake his hand in greeting.<br/><br/>The appearance of a kobold was more of a surprise, but a pleasant one, if what he claimed of his abilities was true. "Indeed, a trap master would be much needed in this undertaking." She said. "You are welcome to take your share of the profits in any form you see fit. I myself have little interest in precious trinkets." She was using her 'business voice', seeing no need to become familiar with these people until they were guaranteed to come along. They wouldn't really have a say in the matter, but it was still early. They had a rogue, a mage and a universalist, the last one being herself. Ideally, she wanted a large warrior type, a ranged combat specialist and a healer in their group, but at least one more person was required.<br/><br/>"I would rather wait for someone else to show up before explaining the job, as it might be a bit much for just three people. In the meantime, any general questions, gentlemen?"