The rogue listened to the three who spoke, and she wasn't all that convinced by any of it. The elven woman who hired them was clearly a hostile type, although it seemed natural for her, and not really directed at anybody in particular. As for the others, they were clearly in this for their own reasons, although Kathy was surprised to hear one come outright and say he didn't care about the money. That seemed more of a concern than someone who would claim the opposite. Nobody went on a dangerous mission, with very little facts, just for the thrill. At least, not in her mind. For her, the money was all that mattered, that and of course the fun of it, but the money was very important. Still, there was a promise of a big pay off, which was enough to keep her in.<br/><br/>Deciding that she had heard enough of the conjectures, she walked forward and brought a hand to her hood, opening it and revealing her face, looking quite young, with sharp blue eyes, and dark hair.<br/><br/>"Well, if we're going to go get the trinket, let's have all the information you can give, and get going."<br/>