<div class="floatright">(http://fc04.deviantart.net/fs70/i/2013/025/3/c/__the_mage___by_thousandleaves-d5so483.png)</div><strong>Name:</strong>Jo'Shaar Zahir<br/><strong>Location:</strong>White Run; Dragon's Reach to Alchemist's Store<br/><strong>Time:</strong>After the Meeting<br/><strong>Tagging:</strong>Lucretia, then Open<br/><br/>Lucretia's request for blood, or rather the statement they needed blood made Jo'Shaar wondr slightly what she might have in mind but he was not about to question her. Nodding his head seriously, he spoke in a quick reply.<strong>"This one has worked with the alchemist in town before, this one thinks she has blood for alchemy or other purposes. This one will retrieve some, and tell her Jarl will pay."</strong>He made this comment off-handed, fairly sure he'd have to pay some from his own coin to get the woman to believe him, but he'd have to see.<br/><br/>Making his way from Dragon's Reach to Arcadia's cauldron, the Khajiit cleared his throat slightly on noticing the woman behind the counter sorting through the alchemical supplies. Raising his voice he spoke up seriously, looking at her quite intently.<strong>"Jo'Shaar is back. This one brings an odd request. Jo'Shaar needs blood, plenty of it. Jo'Shaar can pay some now, but Jarl requested aid so Jo'Shaar hoping the Jarl will cover the rest. Pigs blood if possible, can this lady help? Jo'Shaar would rather rely on her than one of the farmers."</strong>He spoke seriously and honestly. If he had to, he would visit the farms to get blood from the animals there but if Arcadia could provide for him what he needed he would pay her prices and he would even be willing to work off some of the price by putting some potions together for her. After all, some of them left a nausea behind or discomfort for several hours, simply being close enough to breathe the vapors created in the process.<br/><br/>Still, he looked at the alchemist with a serious expression, waiting to hear her thoughts. He was a guest in Whiterun, and wanted to hear her thoughts first, not having even taken the time to check if there was anyone else in the room right then.