Nameless stayed calm and collected, idly noting various issues with her, that she wasn't coming with equipment, he was buying directly from him, so he would be getting a far larger than average price for her, and that insulting him was bad business, as he knew about certain arrangements the Tigers had with the street leader who ran the thieves' guild's activities in that sector. The last was a quiet point, only loud enough for him to hear, more designed to show that he was in with the crowd that the guild had to deal with rather than a threat, and was quietly relieved when the guildmaster understood what he had meant, rather than deciding it was a threat.<br/><br/>He pulled out his money pouch, and eighty pieces of platinum were slid across to the guildmaster, before he stood up, and turned to the elf. He gave her a pleasant nod, and gestured for her to follow him, though they didn't travel far before he stepped into an unlocked store room, empty except for a few broken crates, and then pulled out some plain clothes for her, silently offering them before he stepped back outside, giving her some privacy. Once she was changed, he nodded to her, and grabbed her bicep as they were approaching the public areas, and didn't want someone else grabbing and running off with her. He would have to knife the fool.<br/><br/>Once they were outside, he stop holding her so tightly, though he did keep a grip on her, not sure if it was a basic slave collar or one of the enchanted ones, he knew the guild needed a good healer, and didn't want her to try and bolt. "So, guess I should introduce myself. I am Nameless, more a title than a name but you see why I guess, and I work for the thieves' guild."