She grinned and shrugged. "Well, you'll have the pleasure now. And I hope not too many of my subordinates are in the common tap tonight - more than a few of them know your name and face, and have told me more than once how much they aspire to your level of skill." She took her cloak back, tucking it once more in her arms, wondering if the Lower City's biggest and most notorious flirt was, perhaps, interested.<br/><br/><em>Impossible... he's like as not just flirting with me.</em>Lhurriel immediately shrugged mentally and dismissed the thought. She was likely thinking too much on it.<br/><br/>Leading him down the stairs, Lhurriel entered the common tap to a chorus of greetings and exclamations when some of the thieves recognized the man following her. Raymond, who was settled easily near the fireplace with a luscious piece in his lap, dismissed her with a grin and wink when he saw Lhurriel enter, reacting only with a raised brow when he saw her companion.<br/><br/>"Rhee. I see you've brought the Market District's best with you tonight," he said in greeting, extending his hand to Rohain. "Raymond, for my sins."