For the record, Doryn just naturally assumes that some level of grift and such is part and parcel of his job, and something that he's entitled to. This is more or less the case, if anything he's probably notably less corrupt than past Knight-Captains if only because he hasn't had time to make the same kind of arrangements, but that said he is fairly well off and isn't the kind to be tempted by mere wealth. He doesn't MIND mere wealth, of course, but its not what's going to drive him to do something like this.<br/><br/>So, to a degree, he's both honest AND pretty corrupt.<br/><br/>He's also generally open to deals,-- he doesn't have the pre-existing connections to various crime sources and is a bit of an outsider,--<br/><br/><.<<br/><br/>Anyway!<br/><br/>Just my thought...<br/><br/>That said, yeah, Sir Aelland doesn't really take his job THAT seriously.<br/>He's not really likely to consider himself a criminal.<br/>...ever.<br/><br/>He just moonlights as one for his amusement and the odd perk.