((I like the pics. As they say, pictures are worth a thousand words, sometimes.<img alt=":P" src="./images/smilies/icon_razz.gif" title="Razz"/>))<br/><br/>Undol nodded to Mirana as she looked back to him, reaffirming his decision to her. “As Vincent said, I can handle myself pretty well.” He casted up a confident grin up to his friend. It was pretty obvious that she was worried about him…well, it was obvious to the Lilliputian as to exactly why. The diminutive man himself was aware of the risk he was taking by joining up so hastily with a bunch of strangers. Normally, he wasn’t the type to venture out on such a potentially dangerous goal of hunting down some mercenaries or whatever they were. He wasn’t sure when, but over the years, he had begun to hold the Nekojin girl’s well-being up on the same level as his own.<br/><br/>His gaze wandered over the others in the bar. His vision briefly went nervously over the half-giantess talking to Vincent, noticing how she obviously was preoccupied with her prey. While he realized that she had helped out, the idea that someone was struggling for their life nearby was a bit unnerving. Trying to draw his attention away from the sight, he turned around, looking up at Lilium.<br/><br/>His small body shifted left to right on the bar in a set of fine movements table as he settled into a more relaxed standing position. He spoke up to the kitsune, “Well…we ought to get discussing how all of us want to approach this. I’m still not sure how many are with us…” His squeaky voice was a bit more hushed than it was earlier. His normal talking voice was, as expected, quieter than a larger person's voice. He pretty much had to shout to make it sound like he was talking loudly to the others around him. Just in a normal tone of voice, he was still hearable, just quiet-sounding.<br/><br/>Well, he knew for certain Lilium, Spike, and the shifter woman were up for the idea. Vincent wasn’t much of a fighter, though Undol was fairly confident he’d want to know what was going on, as the whole thing really affected him the most at the immediate moment. All of them seemed to know a lot more than the situation than him – while Undol had heard a few rumors of Lesik, he didn’t really know too much. Even Mirana had known a few rumors the Lilliputian didn’t.<br/><br/>His expression seemed to look lost for a moment as he looked like he was deep in thought. The shifter had left with the Collie a bit earlier. That woman and Collie both confused him – he initially had a very bad opinion of the shifter after seeing her messing around with the one-eyed wolf and casually carrying a corpse around, but after seeing her look apologetic not too long ago and acting brightly just now, he began to realize first impressions weren’t always correct. The Collie was even more of an enigma to him – he seemed like he could possibly be connected to all of this and his behavior was quite strange, though he couldn’t really make anything of it. Of course, Undol realized he may just be over reading into it. (sense motive vs. Ureck: 1d20 + 9: 5 + 9 = 14 fail) However, he had gone out to talk alone with the shifter woman…<br/><br/>There were a few other people who gave the impression they didn’t want to have anything to do with the whole deal, though the half-giantess still caught his attention – she seemed pretty well acquainted with Vincent.<br/><br/>Undol  face had looked thoughtful for a moment as he considered a few things. His expression looking more serious, he continued talking up at Lilium, “Well, I certainly won’t propose we go out right away tonight – all of us should at least get acquainted with each other, make preparations, make plans – I’ve got a few preparations to make, myself. I think Vincent,” the small man turned his head over to the barkeeper briefly, nodding his head in acknowledge, “should know what’s going on, so we might as well make plans here for now.”<br/><br/>While Undol carried his repeating crossbow with him, he generally didn’t keep extra bolt cartridges around. He also left much of his travelling gear at home. He certainly had a bit of preparing to do.