Mai winced when Ling attempted to renegotiated. She should have expected as much. Not that she had anyone but herself to blame. And of course, then Urvasi had to renegotiate. The net result was that they ended up in the fight that she was willing to sacrifice so much to avoid in the first place. "Well," she concluded, "I guess we'll just have to make sure that what happens here doesn't get out of this room." She wasn't particularly optimistic about the probability of that, but she didn't really have that much of a choice. Being hunted by half the province was clearly not in their interests at this point.<br/><br/>So as soon as the officer ordered their arrest, she immediately kicked over the table, diving down and bringing her two traveling companions with here so that they would be in prime position to give the guards many painful reasons to regret calling them trollops.<br/><br/><div class="spoiler_container"><div class="spoiler_header" onclick="hideSecond (this);" role="button">Move With Intention</div><div class="spoiler_body">Roll Result: Idlewyld rolled: 2d6, overroll at 1<br/>Comment: Move with Intention - Strategic Positioning<br/>Result: 3, 6,<br/>Total: 9<br/>(I think this is actually a 10)</div></div>