Dismounting and walking back to the group his hope that the would hurry if he made to leave dashed. But he had had a good vantage point from his perch on the steed. And noticed several very interesting things. Mingan was fascinated with people's interactions. He grew up in an all human community and now striking out on his own the multitude of races and culture was mesmerizing to watch. Though he really did fail to understand the motivations for much of it. His motivations were simple. Eat, drink, slay and be content; add a lovely wench and be fantastic.  Leading him back to the group and the piles of gold. He had no interest in gems. No interest in whose roll was more important. Though if pressed he did end the last fight which puts him at the top of that list in his mind. But this illusionist was an interesting character. He talked too much and always making sure to speak in terms that weren't up for interpretation. Only people trying to hide something talked like that in his experience. Now hiding what he had absolutely no idea. Mingan smiled at the thought that he was secretly his illusions brother and had a tail hiding under the robes; 'yes that had to be it' he scoffed.<br/><br/>Mingan grabs his pile of gold and chuckles at the Drow snatching her proffered Rapier. "This is a toothpick to that Ogre," he said with a smile, "not a sword you know." Giving it a flourish and passing it back to the Drow. He did all this to judge her reaction but also her party, especially that husband of hers. Something was off about him. "I am Mingan." He introduced himself, "just Mingan."<br/><br/>He made his way back towards the wagon and his horse calling over his shoulder, "can we please go now?"  Walking past Sampson he slid his hands past the mans bag dropping the contents of his hand with a soft clink. "I believe this is yours," he muttered under his breath, "the gold split by eight is fifty I believe. Don't go spending it all in one place."  He walked off to his horse his body language clearly agitated to move off and continue their journey.<br/><br/>