Larsen listened to the admiral's proposition,  unsure what geographical considerations must be made, how long such a venture would take, and what nature of cities they would be traveling to.  He noted the point about Sigil's reputation, taking that to mean that an attack on the way out from Sigil was likely, and he was sure that their longboat would be slower than the craft of their attacker.<br/><br/>He sighed inwardly, his face betraying a bit of irritation, as Red and Rothgar both immediately jumped on the offer without question.<em>Were they both desperate for money?  Overconfident?</em>Neither answer seemed better than the other.  Rothgar went on to ask what may well be a rational question, though why he would wish to know almost nothing more about the job but more about about his allies seemed suspicious.<br/><br/>"Have arrangements already been made with the seller on Sigil?  Have we worked with him before?